3 Benefits of the GMS Hand-Held Core Gamma Loggers

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3 Benefits of the GMS Hand-Held Core Gamma Loggers

Portable gamma logging solutions designed for on-site decision making.

Upstream Oil & Gas is already a demanding industry, and mistakes can lead to avoidable costs. Why not ensure your team has the right tools to make informed, data-driven decisions on-site?

Core gamma logging equipment is an essential investment because it provides subsurface data that plays an integral role in well development. The GMS family of instruments offers a practical solution for core logging needs in both onshore and offshore environments.


1. High Portability

GMS310 and GMS312 Carrying Cases

Whether drilling onshore or offshore, the GMS310 (hand-held) and GMS312 (rolling) instruments are highly portable and can be operated by a single person.

Both systems include durable carrying cases that double as shipping cases, making transport between sites simple and efficient.


2. Minimal Training Required

GMS310 and GMS312 User Interface

The GMS instruments feature a straightforward user interface and intuitive operation. In most cases, operation requires little more than reviewing the manual.

Measurements are simple: position the instrument flush against the core and hold until acquisition is complete.


3. Faster On-Site Decision Making

GMS310 GMS312 Data Manager

While not intended to replace laboratory analysis, GMS instruments accelerate decision-making by enabling on-site data analysis via PC software.

Data can also be combined with other core logging methods, giving your team a more comprehensive dataset for operational decisions.

To learn more about the GMS310 Handheld or GMS312 Rolling Gamma Spectrum Core Loggers, click here.

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