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March 17, 2010
Kai Equipment Inc. participate in this years NO-DIG Moscow Exhibition.
NO-DIG Moscow Exhibition will be held in hall 12 of Pavilion 3, the conference will take place in halls of the new Crocus Congress Centre, 4th floor of Pavilion 3.

March 1, 2009
Kai Equipment Inc. participate in this years PDAC Trade Show. For more information visit: http://www.pdac.ca/pdac/conv/index.html

April 20, 2009
Kai Equipment Inc. Participated in this years NERDA 2009 Conference in Moscow, RU.

Dec. 16, 2008
Baroid IDP specialists conducted a seminar to provide further training to Kai Equipment staff. The in depth presentation focused on the new GOLD product line: EZ-MUD ® GOLD, QUIK-GEL GOLD™ and QUIK-TROL ® GOLD, as well as on the application of testing equipment and determining the main properties of mud in the field.

Dec. 1, 2008
By virtue of supplying drilling additives, Kai Equipment is able to take part in scientific research in the farthest corners of the world. The first stage of the Chukotka-2008 international expedition took place as part of the "Deep Drilling on Elgygytgyn Lake" project. The lake, located 500 kilometres to the northwest of the region's capital of Anadyr, is a crater filled with the cleanest water. It was formed 3.6 million years ago from a meteorite impact. Sediments built up on the lake's bottom represent a deposit of the most valuable information about past wildlife and climates.

In December 2008 there are plans to drill boreholes to a depth of 550 metres and extract rare rock specimen from the bottom of the lake. Core specimen bearing bottom sediments extracted using special drilling platforms will be sent to scientific organizations from countries participating in the project: US, Canada, Germany and Russia. Drill rigs working in cold-climate conditions were successfully tested.

Between February and May of 2009, two boreholes will be drilled in the lake. One of these boreholes will penetrate rocks formed at the time of the meteorite's impact. Interpretation of data will provide the key to uncover secrets of past climates and help control future climate changes on the planet.