The Ingersoll Rand ECM580 is a used vertical drill — also commonly referred to as a drill rig — built for rotary or percussive drilling operations in applications such as mining, quarrying, construction, and geotechnical work. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established manufacturer of industrial and construction equipment, with a long history of producing air compressors, drilling machinery, and related tools for heavy industry worldwide. This example was manufactured in 2002 and is currently located in Kentucky, USA.
The machine is configured in the 3.5- to 4.5-inch hole class, indicating the range of drill bit diameters it is designed to accommodate. The percussive drilling work is handled by a Montabert HC80RP drifter, a hydraulic rock drill unit recognised for its reliability in demanding hard-rock applications. Power is provided by a Cummins diesel engine, a widely trusted drivetrain choice in heavy drilling equipment, and the unit has accumulated 8,130 engine hours of recorded use.
The drill is equipped with an extendable boom, allowing the operator to position the drifter across a wider working envelope without repositioning the machine itself. A water injection system is fitted, which serves to suppress dust and cool the drill bit during operation. In addition, a dedicated dust collector is included, providing a second line of dust control that helps protect both operator health and the surrounding environment. The operator works from an enclosed cabin, offering protection from weather and airborne particulate during drilling operations.
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