This Ingersoll Rand ECM720 is a vertical drill — sometimes referred to as a drill rig or rock drill — designed for downhole percussive drilling operations such as blast-hole drilling, water well drilling, and geotechnical applications. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established industrial manufacturer with a long history of producing compressed air equipment, drilling machinery, and related tools for mining, construction, and quarrying industries worldwide.
At the heart of this machine is a Montabert HC200A drifter, a hydraulic percussive rock drilling unit, which has been freshly serviced and carries zero hours on that service. The drill steel configuration is set up for 60 mm steel, indicating the bit and rod diameter the machine is currently equipped and aligned to run. Onboard air is supplied at 480 CFM at 150 PSI, providing the compressed air capacity necessary to flush cuttings from the hole and drive ancillary pneumatic functions during drilling operations.
The machine records 5,500 total frame hours, reflecting the overall working life of the carrier and chassis. Percussion hours — the hours accumulated specifically on the drifter and its striking mechanism — stand at 2,012, with zero hours logged since a new service was completed on that assembly. This distinction is useful to buyers, as percussion hours are the primary wear metric on the drilling components and the fresh service effectively resets the practical condition of those working parts.
The unit is located in Kentucky, USA, and is offered as a used 2007 machine.
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