- Stockholm Precision Tools (SPT) will be exhibiting at PDAC 2025 from 2-5 March in Toronto, Canada, at booth 441. Will introduce StructMaster™, its latest innovation for oriented core logging. This launch complements SPT’s product portfolio, which includes tools for rig alignment, trajectory surveying and core orientation.
- At an exclusive event, geologists and industry experts will be able to witness the global launch of StructMaster™, SPT’s new solution that revolutionizes oriented core logging and structural data optimisaztion.
- With limited places, SPT invites all interested to reserve a seat for the presentation on March 2 at 3:00 PM in Room 204 – Level 200 of the North Building, Metro Convention Center: “Introducing StructMaster: Next Generation Structural Logging Solution” by Luis Farfan, SPT’s Chief Geologist. There will also be live comparisons with other structural logging methods.
- Prior to the StructMaster™ presentation, Chris Brown, CEO of OTS and mining exploration expert, will explain how to maximise the value of structural data in the mining industry in his presentation “Oriented Structural Data Value Recovery, Workflow, and Innovation”.
Canada, february 2025. From 2 to 5 March, Stockholm Precision Tools (SPT) will be exhibiting at PDAC 2025, the annual conference of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto.
At booth 441 in the exhibit hall, Orlando Ramirez, CEO of SPT, will be joined by Olena Skyba and Mohd Al Tubor, who are part of the SPT team in Canada as the host division for PDAC.
It is also an opportunity to bring together some of our global members. Eric Estrada, Global Marketing Manager and Alfredo Serrano, Global Sales Integration Manager will be joined by Marta Casares, Sandra Rojas, Carlos Cecilia and Gabriela Martínez. Johnnie Noble from the USA and Luis Farfán from Chile. Also attending will be Tirso Bello and Andrey Fedorovich as part of the technical team in Spain, consolidating a team of experts to present SPT solutions.
StructMaster™, the revolution in structural logging for mineral exploration
At its 93rd edition, PDAC will bring together over 27,000 attendees from 135 countries to explore the latest advancements in mineral exploration, technology, sustainability, and the future of the industry.
SPT will showcase its latest technological solutions for rig alignment, borehole trajectory measurement, and core orientation. Additionally, it will mark the global launch of StructMaster™, a groundbreaking development that completes its portfolio for oriented core logging.
“At SPT, we have worked tirelessly to deliver solutions of real value to the mining industry, where data quality and accuracy are fundamental. We are committed to ensuring that our tools provide reliable information, which is why we are taking another step towards innovation – enabling the industry to achieve tighter quality control in data collection and management. PDAC will be the place for the launch of StructMaster™, our latest development that revolutionises structural logging by offering unprecedented accuracy, efficiency and data control, taking the quality of mining projects to the highest level”. – Orlando Ramírez, CEO of Stockholm Precision Tools.
Technical sessions and keynote conferences are a key part of PDAC’s program, providing a collaborative and educational space for industry professionals. SPT extends an invitation to all attendees for the talk: “Oriented Structural Data Value Recovery, Workflow, and Innovation,” taking place on March 2 at 3:00 PM in Room 204 – Level 200 of the North Building.
This session will be led by Chris Brown, CEO of OTS and an expert geologist in mineral exploration, who will present key insights into optimizing structural data interpretation and maximizing its value to enhance mining project efficiency.
Following this session, Eric Estrada and Luis Farfán will introduce StructMaster™, SPT’s new structural logging solution that redefines efficiency and accuracy in oriented core logging in the talk: “Introducing StructMaster: The Future of Oriented Core Logging.”
Geologists and industry experts will be attending this launch. However, SPT has made a limited number of additional seats available. Those interested in attending are encouraged to reserve their spot by registering here.
In recent years, the Research & Development team fron SPT, has focused on creating a tool that surpasses traditional structural logging methods. StructMaster™ is the next-generation solution for oriented core logging, positioning itself as the most advanced structural logging technology in decades.
It has been designed to simplify data collection and minimize human error in exploration campaigns, enabling real-time geological analysis from anywhere in the world—transforming the way mining geology is conducted.
“StructMaster™ allows structural data from oriented cores to be logged and recalculated directly at the drill hole alongside drillers, in the Core Shack, and even from thousands of kilometers away. We have conducted tests in multiple countries, and the results are truly exciting. This is an industry first, and we are confident that many geologists will be thrilled with what we’ve achieved,” says Tirso Bello, CTO of Stockholm Precision Tools..
Additionally, attendees will have the opportunity to explore the latest versions of GyroMaster™, our solid-state gyroscope for borehole trajectory surveying at all angles—now more compact and lightweight—and MagCruiser™, the magnetic survey tool ideal for shallow boreholes, with a more versatile design.
Mining exploration in Canada
Canada plays a key role in the production of copper, nickel, and cobalt, while also hosting advanced projects in rare earth elements, lithium, and graphite. According to Natural Resources Canada, in 2023, there were 2,757 active mineral exploration projects assessing deposit viability and mine development across the country.
With a strong focus on sustainable mining, Canada aims to establish competitive supply chains and generate added value across multiple sectors to contribute to the country’s economic growth. Recent data indicates that in 2023, mineral exports reached a value of $150 billion, accounting for 21% of total national exports.
In Canada, PDAC 2025 will serve as the platform where SPT reaffirms its commitment to advancing more precise, safe, and sustainable mining practices. With a focus on technological evolution, SPT continues to transform the industry and strengthen its global presence by providing comprehensive solutions for exploration projects.
