The Ingersoll Rand ECM590 is a used vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a rock drill or down-the-hole drill — designed for demanding drilling applications including mining, quarrying, and construction. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established manufacturer of industrial and construction equipment, with a long history of producing compressed air and drilling machinery for heavy industries worldwide.
This 2000 machine is currently active on a job site and is described as needing nothing, indicating it is in good working order and ready for productive use. The unit has received a newer paint job, giving it a fresher appearance consistent with a well-maintained machine.
In terms of configuration, the drill is equipped with a YH80A drifter, the primary percussive rock-drilling component responsible for delivering impact energy to the drill string. It features a long boom, extending the machine's reach and making it suitable for a range of drilling angles and depths. Rod changing is handled by a manual rod changer, allowing operators to add or remove drill rods during the drilling process.
This machine is located in Kentucky, USA, and is priced at $50,000.
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