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2015 - Epiroc Flexiroc D60 Vertical Drill()
- Listing No
- 484293
- Year
- 2015
- Manufacturer
- Epiroc
- Model
- Flexiroc D60
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- USA
- Price
- $319,500
- Description
-
DTH Class* Cat C15 Tier 4 Final Diesel Engine * Drill Pipe: 16’ft pipe x 4” x 2-7/8” REG API Thread. Very Good Condition This rig has 9800 engine hours and 6000 impact hours.
About this machine
The Epiroc Flexiroc D60 is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a rotary drill rig or down-the-hole drill — designed for surface drilling applications including blast hole drilling in mining, quarrying, and construction. Epiroc is a Swedish-origin manufacturer of rock excavation and drilling equipment, serving the mining, infrastructure, and construction industries worldwide with a broad range of surface and underground machinery.
This particular rig is configured for DTH (down-the-hole) drilling, a method in which the hammer is positioned directly behind the drill bit and follows it into the hole, delivering percussive energy at the face for efficient penetration through hard rock. Power comes from a Caterpillar C15 Tier 4 Final diesel engine, a well-regarded heavy-duty engine known for its reliability and compliance with current emissions standards.
The drill string consists of 16-foot drill pipes measuring 4 inches in diameter with 2-7/8-inch REG API threading, a standard connection format widely used in surface drilling operations and compatible with a broad range of DTH tooling.
The machine was manufactured in 2015 and is located in Kentucky, USA. It is offered in very good used condition and carries 9,800 engine hours alongside 6,000 impact hours, indicating that the percussive drilling components have seen notably fewer working hours than the engine itself. It is listed at $319,500.
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