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TWMA updates RotoMill – with improved performance

11 September 2023

Specialist drilling waste management company TWMA has upgraded its award-winning RotoMill technology, it said September 7. The new version, RotoMill 2.0, is the most energy efficient and comes with a sustainable wellsite processing solution. It features TWMA’s XLink™ remote monitoring software which allows greater operational insights.

Chief engineering & commercial officer Gareth Innes (below, courtesy TWMA) said: “RotoMill 2.0 offers all the benefits of its predecessor while increasing operators’ overall efficiency. Our team of specialist engineers have worked hard for more than a year to develop and build the RotoMill 2.0, incorporating feedback from our customers along the way.

Fitted with over 110 operating stations in strategic locations within the modules, it can now be operated from the supervisor’s office on-site or onshore.