Sustainable Plastic Core Trays built to last in tough conditions
About Us
Welcome to Coreplast, where innovation meets sustainability in the world of mining exploration. As pioneers in the industry, we are dedicated to providing eco-friendly solutions through our range of plastic core boxes. By harnessing the power of recycled plastic, we contribute to a greener tomorrow while delivering robust and reliable products for your exploration needs.
Our Models
Explore our premier line of Plastic Core Trays, designed to endure the toughest conditions in mining exploration. Crafted from recycled plastic, these boxes offer unparalleled durability, ensuring that your core samples remain secure and intact throughout the extraction process.
Why use Coreplast?
Our Plastic Core Trays are not just containers; they are built to withstand the harshest conditions in mining environments, offering unparalleled durability. Choose Coreplast for top-tier solutions that provide a secure and enduring storage solution for your core samples, surpassing industry standards.
Sustainability Practices
Recycled materials
At the heart of our commitment to sustainability is the use of recycled plastic. By repurposing materials, we actively contribute to reducing the demand for new plastic production, helping to conserve natural resources and protect the environment.
Waste Reduction
Additionally, We take pride in our waste reduction initiatives, implementing responsible practices throughout our manufacturing process. By minimizing waste, we not only contribute to a cleaner planet but also ensure that our customers receive products with minimal environmental impact.
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Visit our Blog to stay up to date with the latest news and trends in the industry! Discover informative articles, helpful tips, and more to boost your knowledge.
Core Library: Organize and Digitize Your Core Samples
Drill cores contain information that can remain useful long after an exploration campaign has ended. However, when physical samples, photographs, and records are stored separately,
Reverse Circulation vs. Diamond Drilling: What It Means for Sample Handling
Most exploration programs end up using both reverse circulation (RC) drilling and diamond drilling, and the choice is usually framed around cost, speed and depth.
Oriented Core: Why Does Its Position Matter So Much?
When a drill core is extracted, it provides more than just information about the materials found underground. The position of the structures visible in the
Drill Core Sizes Explained: Matching BQ, NQ, HQ & PQ Core to the Right Tray
Every diamond drilling program starts with a decision about core size, and that decision follows the core all the way to the core shed. BQ,
Geotechnical Drilling: What Happens to the Samples Once They Leave the Field?
A geotechnical drilling operation does not end when the material is extracted from the subsurface. The recovered core samples contain information about the ground, and
What Is a Core Barrel? The Link Between the Drill and Your Core Tray
Every meter of core that ends up in a tray started out inside a core barrel. It’s the piece of equipment that sits at the
