This Ingersoll Rand ECM720 is a used vertical drill, a type of machine also referred to as a rotary drill rig, designed for drilling boreholes into rock and ground formations. Ingersoll Rand is a well-established industrial manufacturer with a long history of producing drilling equipment, air compressors, and related machinery for mining, construction, and quarrying operations. This unit is currently located in Mexico.
The machine is powered by a Caterpillar C12 engine, a heavy-duty diesel powerplant widely used in demanding field applications. It is equipped with a 28-foot mast, which governs the maximum single-pass drill string depth and the overall reach of the drilling assembly. The rig uses 12 by 2 drill rods, specifying the rod dimensions used in the string configuration.
For the drilling tool itself, the machine is fitted with a Montabert HC200A hydraulic drifter, a percussion rock-drilling hammer unit that delivers impact energy to drive the bit into the formation. The drilling diameter range is specified at 4 to 5½ inches, indicating the size of boreholes this machine is configured to produce.
Together, these specifications describe a capable vertical drill suited to rock drilling tasks such as blast-hole drilling, geotechnical investigation, or similar operations requiring percussive rotary drilling within that diameter range.
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