Stolar Global Imaging

02/21/2020

January, 2018
At the peak of summer in the Outback of Western Australia, Stolar crews conducted a geologic survey using the Borehole-RIM instruments.
Stolar "D" hoists and borehole RIM system are designed to withstand the harsh pressures and temperatures found in boreholes up to 1500 meters deep.

10/25/2019

To everyone who stopped by our booth, watched our product demonstration, or attended Dr. Stolarczyk's lecture on the physics and theory behind AMG,
Thank You Very Much! We had a very nice time and look forward to future involvement with the utility industry.

10/25/2019

We were overwhelmed and thrilled by the interest shown in AMG buried utility applications during the 2019 NMRCGA Damage Control Summit.

10/08/2019

Stolar Global Imaging is registered as an exhibitor in the 2019 New Mexico Regional Common Ground Alliance's Damage Prevention Summit. The exhibit hall is open to summit attendees on Wednesday October 23 and Thursday morning October 24.

Stolar representatives will be on hand with working AMG units and live demonstrations. Stop by to see our 'unprecedented' technology that detects metallic and non-metallic structures such as PVC pipes, void spaces, tile lines, and concrete drains.

AMG (AM-band Gradiometer) is a receiver-only system, no transmitter required. AMG was developed for use by the military and is now available for civil engineering and planning, construction, utility, and environmental projects.

To learn more about AMG, please visit our website or contact us for more information.
http://stolarglobal.com/

10/05/2019

After a water main break and subsurface vault collapse in downtown Baltimore, an AMG system is featured briefly on the local Fox news broadcast.
https://www.wbaltv.com/article/downtown-baltimore-streets-closed-water-main-break/28339165

10/05/2019

AMG Press Release at ConstructionDive:

Construction industry news, trends and jobs for building professionals who want mobile-friendly content.

10/05/2019

AMG technology, developed right here in Raton, New Mexico.

An innovative geophysical technique, AM Gradiometer technology is revolutionizing the underground utility/substructure detection market.

02/21/2019

October, 2017
Safety is top-priority as a Stolar team uses the company's proprietary AMG detection system in conjunction with professional survey instruments to locate and map buried utilities at this busy intersection.

02/21/2019

2017
From hot to cold, July is mid-winter in rural New South Wales as Stolar crews conduct a borehole survey at this undisclosed location.

02/21/2019

2016
In addition to the adventure of world travel to remote locations, Stolar employees have the chance to meet and interact with many local inhabitants such as this sand monitor and a feral goat.
As long they don't bite the fiber optic cable...

02/21/2019

2016
Borehole RIM (Radio Imaging Method) surveys are conducted by lowering a receiver and transmitter into adjacent drilled holes in order to create a two-dimensional image plane of the area between.
The holes aren't generally as close together as shown here; the drill holes can be hundreds of meters apart depending on the rock type and nature of the survey.