This Atlas Copco ROC D3 is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a surface drill rig or crawler drill — currently located in Mexico and dating from 2005. Vertical drills of this type are purpose-built for surface drilling operations such as blast-hole drilling in mining, quarrying, and construction applications, where controlled, downward penetration into rock or hard ground is required. Atlas Copco is a well-established Swedish industrial manufacturer with a long history of producing drilling equipment, compressors, and power tools for the mining, construction, and energy sectors worldwide.
According to the seller's notes, this machine is configured as a hydrotrack unit — indicating a hydraulic crawler undercarriage — and is powered by a four-cylinder diesel engine. The hydrotrack designation points to a self-propelled, track-mounted platform driven by hydraulic systems, which allows the rig to be repositioned across uneven or rough terrain without the need for a separate prime mover.
No further specifications regarding engine displacement, power output, drilling depth, hole diameter, or operational hours are provided in the available information.
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