This Dyno Nobel T320 is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a blast hole drill — a type of machine used in mining, quarrying, and civil construction applications to bore precisely positioned vertical holes into rock or earth, typically in preparation for blasting operations. Dyno Nobel is a well-established name in the explosives and blasting industry, and this unit is configured as a charge-up rig, specifically a Dyno Nobel 7109, meaning it is designed to load explosive charges into pre-drilled holes rather than to drill them itself.
The machine is mounted on a 1986 Isuzu FTS12 4x4 chassis, providing four-wheel drive capability suited to the uneven and demanding terrain common on active blast sites. The chassis is powered by the B6G1 engine, and the hour meter shows 5,000 hours. Two discharge augers are fitted, one on each side of the unit, allowing material or product to be offloaded from both sides of the rig.
The unit is located in New South Wales, Australia, and is offered for sale at $6,183 excluding GST.
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