Plastic Core Tray
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Product Description
Key Features
Low temperature resisting,not easy to be destroyed ;High temperature resisting with high intensity.
Each plastic core box is injection-molded from a huge 1-2 tonne mold. These molds may be worth $100,000 plus, but once they are in place the consistency of which they can produce a high-quality product is unparalleled.
Various models and complete ranges of products.
As plastic is a man-made product, the possibilities of utilizing innovation with this product are boundless.
Injection molded plastic, tested to last 25+ years in the field, Ideal for colder climates
The unique clip in core marker allows you to maximize the use of your core trays by separating the core quickly and easily. The core markers are color coded to identify specific core size and come with an etched flat surface on the top facing aspect to allow you to record notes permanently.
Specifications
| Size | Cores to Be Stored
(mm) |
Width of Each Lattice(mm) | Length of Each Lattice(m) | Numbers of Lattices | Outside Sizes
(mm) |
|
| BQ | 45 | 48 | 1m | 6 | 1070×385×50 | |
| NQ | 49 | 55 | 1m | 5 | 1070×385×55 | |
| HQ | 65 | 69 | 1m | 4 | 1070×385×70 | |
| PQ | 86 | 92 | 1m | 3 | 1070×385×93 | |
Model:BQ
Size:1070×385×50
Inseam Length:1m
The width of each slot :48mm
Length of Cores to hold:6m
Lattices Nos:6 Weight: 2.2kgs (approx.)
Model:NQ
Size:1070×385×55
Inseam Length:1m
The width of each slot :55mm
Length of Cores to hold:5m
Lattices Nos:5 Weight: 2.2kgs (approx.)
Model: HQ
Size: 1070×385×70
Inseam Length: 1m
The width of each slot : 69mm
Length of Cores to hold: 4m
Lattices Nos: 4 ，Weight: 2.4kgs (approx.)
Model: PQ
Size: 1070×385×93
Inseam Length: 1m
The width of each slot : 92mm
Length of Cores to hold: 3m
Lattices Nos: 3 , Weight: 2.8kgs (approx.)
Packing reference :
| Model | Quantity | |||
| Nude / 20’GP | Nude / 40’GP | Nude / 40’HQ | Pallet (1.1*1.1*2m) | |
| BQ | 2150 | 4300 | 5300 | 168 |
| NQ | 2150 | 4300 | 5300 | 168 |
| HQ | 1380 | 2760 | 3400 | 123 |
| PQ | 1200 | 2400 | 2960 | 108 |
Application
Core Boxes vs. Core Trays
What’s the difference?
If made from cardboard or wooden, they are classed as a box. Made from plastic or metal they are classed as a tray. Whatever the name you choose to call it, a core box or core tray is fundamentally the same thing.
Wherever in the world you are drilling, you’ll find and need a core sample holder of some shape, size or material.
Core Capacity
Cardboard Boxes are logged in feet, so each row is 2ft and typically the H, N & B box holds 10ft of core. Metal, Plastic and Wooden Boxes are typically logged in meters, so their length corresponds with the meter.
- Wooden: 1.5 meters per row
- Plastic: 1.0 meters per row
- Metal: 1.0 meters per row
Total core capacity depends therefore, on the number of rows inside the tray or box. It’s typically the old imperial/metric story, hard to move away from what we are used to.
Plastic core trays are a valuable tool for anyone working with core samples. Their secure design, versatility, durability, and efficiency make them the ideal choice for core sample management operations of any size. Whether you are a geologist, mining company, or research institution, plastic core trays can help you effectively store, transport, and analyze core samples with ease. Invest in plastic core trays today to enhance the quality and accuracy of your core sample studies.
Sinocoredrill plastic core trays remain relatively cool to touch when left outside, unlike metal trays. Therefore no more painful burns when handling core trays.
