The Sandvik Axera 7-260 is a used directional drill — sometimes referred to as a horizontal directional drill or HDD — a machine used for trenchless underground boring, allowing pipelines, conduits, and cables to be installed beneath obstacles such as roads, waterways, and existing infrastructure with minimal surface disruption. Sandvik is a well-established Swedish engineering group with a long history of producing drilling, rock tools, and mining equipment for the construction, tunnelling, and resources sectors worldwide.
This 2005 machine, serial number 106D9528-1, is described by the seller as being in excellent, work-ready condition. It is fitted with an enclosed cabin, providing the operator with a protected working environment. The drill is configured with a 10/16 split-feed arrangement, and both drifters are HLX5 units recorded at zero hours, indicating they have been replaced or rebuilt and have seen no operational use in their current state. The booms are TB60 specification.
The machine is located in New South Wales, Australia, and is listed at A$92,440 excluding GST.
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