The drill pad ends in gravel. The core journey doesn’t.
Updated: Oct 7
At a remote mountain site, the final approach to the logging shelter may narrow to a timber boardwalk. No vehicle can cover those last few metres, yet the loaded core still has to move—carefully, level and under control.
This is where tray design stops being a catalogue detail and becomes part of the field workflow. IndoTray’s large, rounded end handles give two technicians clear grip points at opposite ends, helping them coordinate the carry without obstructing the core-filled channels.
A short distance can still be an awkward one. Boots land on separate planks. The terrain drops away beside the tray. Both people must match pace while protecting the physical record headed for logging. The destination may be visible, but attention cannot wander.
Vehicle access defines where the drive ends. Practical handling determines how confidently the core completes the last carry.
