This Ingersoll Rand DM45HP is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a blast hole drill or rotary drill rig — a type of machine designed for production drilling in mining, quarrying, and construction applications. Ingersoll Rand is a long-established manufacturer of industrial and construction equipment, with a broad portfolio spanning air compressors, drilling machinery, and related tools serving the mining, energy, and infrastructure sectors.
This 2001 machine is powered by a Caterpillar 3412 engine, a large-displacement diesel unit widely used in heavy drilling and mining equipment for its reliability and sustained output under demanding conditions. The drill is equipped with an air package rated at 1,050 CFM and 350 PSI, providing the high-volume, high-pressure airflow required for rotary or down-the-hole percussion drilling operations. Water injection is also fitted, a system used to suppress dust at the drill bit and collar, improving both visibility and air quality on site.
Additional equipment includes a 4,000 lb winch, useful for handling drill string components and rigging tasks around the machine, and a hammer lubricator, which delivers oil to the down-the-hole hammer during operation to reduce wear and extend tool life. The carousel — a rod or pipe rack used to store and index drill steel automatically — is currently detached from the machine, though the seller states that a carousel is available and will be fitted to the drill. The unit is located in Kentucky, USA.
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