An early Dryrite unit dewatering on an Oregon jobsite

How it works

Air in. Water out. Hole ready to load.

If you have a jobsite compressor or a drilling rig, you already have what you need to run it.

~110 FT

reach — standard operating range ~100 ft

~100 LB

weight — one or two people

65–100 PSI

air — at 70–100 CFM

Why other pumps stop

Suction has a ceiling. Ours doesn't sit under it.

35 FT

Where traditional suction lift tops out

~110 FT

Dryrite maximum reach

Standard operating range is ~100 ft. Performance depends on your air supply and site conditions.

Before the hole

Three connections and you're running.

Connect air

Hook compressed air to the pump through the king fitting, off your compressor or drilling rig.

Set your pressure

Adjust the built-in air regulator and lubricator, then set the air pressure.

Open the valve

Open the main air valve on the pump.

Jet Nozzle tech

How it reaches water other pumps can't.

Proprietary Jet Nozzle technology is what lets a compact, air-driven pump reach water other pumps can't touch. Precision-machined, factory-calibrated air jets.

Jet Nozzle diagram: compressed air runs from the air source to the pump, water in the borehole is drawn through the suction screen and past the factory-calibrated air jets at the bottom of the hole, then travels up the hose to the pump.

Air accelerating through the jets drags water up with it.

Down the hole

Then it's just water out.

Drop the hose

Set the suction hose into the borehole.

Clear the water

Water pumps out through the discharge hose, usually a few minutes per hole.

Move down the pattern

Go hole to hole to drop the water table across the whole shot.

Performance

Flow rates you can plan a shot around.

~15 GPM

at 30 ft

~8–10 GPM

at 50 ft

~5 GPM

at 100 ft

No electrical downhole equipment

Non-ferrous construction

Lower setup time than pumps or vacuum systems

Move hole to hole to drop the water table across the shot

Performance depends on your air supply and site conditions.

The payoff

Now put it against your own numbers.

You've seen how it works. This is what it's worth on your pattern — enter your holes, your wet percentage, and your hole size.

Most operations cover the cost of the pump inside the first month — and keep saving on every blast after.

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Every Dry Borehole Starts Here

Dewatering the hole is what lets you load ANFO instead of emulsion.

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