This Sandvik DC130RI is a used vertical drill, a type of machine commonly referred to as a top hammer drill or rock drill, designed for drilling blast holes and exploration holes in rock formations. Sandvik is a well-established Swedish engineering company with a strong presence in the mining, construction, and quarrying industries, producing a broad range of drilling equipment, cutting tools, and rock excavation machinery.
This 2020 machine is offered in excellent condition and is located in Kentucky, USA, priced at $175,000. The drill has accumulated 350 engine hours and 150 percussion hours, indicating that it has seen relatively light use overall and that its percussion system has seen considerably less operating time than the engine itself — a meaningful distinction for buyers assessing component wear on a drilling rig.
The unit is powered by a CAT C2.2T engine, a turbocharged Caterpillar diesel unit commonly used in compact machinery applications, and is equipped with an RD106 hydraulic drifter. The drifter is the core percussive and rotational mechanism of a vertical drill, responsible for delivering impact energy and rotation to the drill string, and the RD106 is a Sandvik-branded hydraulic rock drilling unit. Together, the low percussion hours and the inclusion of a recognized hydraulic drifter make this a well-specified package for operations requiring dependable rock drilling performance.
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