This 2007 Ingersoll Rand ECM720 is a used vertical drill — also referred to as a rotary drill rig — designed for percussive or rotary drilling operations in mining, quarrying, construction, and well-sinking applications. Ingersoll Rand is a long-established industrial manufacturer with a broad portfolio spanning compressed air, drilling, and construction equipment, and their drill rigs are widely used in surface mining and rock excavation across the world.
The machine is configured for the 4.5- to 5.5-inch hole class, making it suited to medium-range blast-hole and production drilling tasks. Power comes from a Caterpillar C11 diesel engine, a dependable in-line six-cylinder powerplant commonly found in heavy drilling and construction equipment. The drifter — the percussive hammer unit that drives the drill string into the rock — is a Montabert HC200A, a hydraulic drifter from a well-regarded manufacturer of rock-drilling components. The unit has been set up to accept GT60 drill steel, which is a common large-diameter threaded rod system used in demanding drilling applications.
The frame has accumulated approximately 11,800 total hours, and a replacement hydraulic pump has recently been fitted. Prospective buyers should be aware that the Montabert HC200A drifter is reported to require servicing before productive use. The machine is located in Kentucky, USA.
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