This Ingersoll Rand CM780D is a used vertical drill, also commonly referred to as a down-the-hole drill, built in 2007 and currently located in Kentucky, USA. Vertical drills of this type are used in mining, quarrying, construction, and well-drilling applications to bore holes vertically into rock and earth, typically using percussive or rotary-percussive action driven by compressed air. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established industrial manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy drilling equipment, compressors, and related machinery for the mining and construction industries.
This machine is configured for DTH (down-the-hole) class drilling, which uses a pneumatic hammer positioned at the bottom of the drill string to deliver direct percussive energy to the bit, producing efficient and accurate penetration in hard rock. It is powered by a Caterpillar C-13 engine and runs 3.5-inch drill pipe.
The unit shows 8,961 hours on the frame and engine. Several components have been replaced or upgraded: a new Bean pump for water injection has been fitted, and a new hose chain was installed in 2016. The compressor oil cooler has also been replaced. A new windshield is on hand and is to be installed prior to or at the time of sale.
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