The Furukawa HCR1450ED II is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a down-the-hole drill or rock drill rig — a type of machine designed for drilling blast holes, production holes, and exploratory boreholes in mining, quarrying, and construction applications. Furukawa is a well-established Japanese manufacturer with a long history of producing drilling and rock-breaking equipment for the mining and construction industries worldwide.
This 2022 machine is currently active in the field and presents in excellent condition, with 1,077 hours of recorded use — a relatively low figure for a machine of this class. The drill is fitted with an HD828S drifter, which is the core percussive drilling component responsible for delivering the impact energy down the drill string. The drifter was resealed over the summer, indicating that recent maintenance has been carried out to keep the unit in sound operating condition.
Located in Kentucky, USA, this Furukawa HCR1450ED II is offered at $387,500 and represents an actively working, well-maintained vertical drill with current operational status and a documented recent service intervention on its primary drilling component.
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