MAG38: Magnetic Suceptibility

Magnetic susceptibility is a physical parameter that can provide useful information in a number of geological contexts and is of particular interest for mining exploration and development. Applications include uranium and iron ore (BIF) exploration and cases where high-susceptibility minerals such as magnetite are associated with a primary target mineral, as well petrological studies.

The MAG38 probe incorporates a dual-coil antenna system developed in-house.

This low-frequency electromagnetic device ensures a stable response over a wide range of temperature and pressure conditions. The received signal is digitised at two sensitivity levels to optimise use in both low and high susceptibility operating conditions.

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