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What is a blasthole rig & Drill?

Blasthole rigs and drills don’t need much explanation. They’re used for drilling a hole into the surface of the rock, packing the hole with explosives and then detonating those explosives in the blasthole to break up rock and hard minerals to make it easier to remove.

What type of drilling rigs do Epiroc & Simba use?

Epiroc’s rugged face drilling rigs are built for blast hole drilling in underground mining and tunneling with a wide range of cross sections. Simba long-hole drilling rigs offer a variety of feed lengths, positioning configurations and rock drills built for quick setup and accurate hole placement.

How deep can a talon rig Drill?

Talon has drilled bedrock to a depth of 1450 feet for a geothermal heat ground loop and the rig will do more. This rig is capable of drilling auger, air, and mud rotary without a tag a-long compressor. Utilizing it’s large onboard air compressor, it’s able to switch between hollow stem auger and rotary drilling in minutes.

How deep can a reichdrill rig Drill?

The Reichdrill is a powerful air rig with a 900 CFM and 350 PSI compressor. The rig is capable of drilling a 6-inch diameter hole to a depth of approximately 2,000 feet, or an 8 inch up to 16 inch diameter hole to a lesser depth. Talon has drilled bedrock to a depth of 1450 feet for a geothermal heat ground loop and the rig will do more.

How much torque does a drill rig have?

This drill rig has 12,000 foot pounds of torque enabling it to drill with up to 12 V4-inch diameter hollow stem augers capable of sampling soils and rock coring up to a depth of 1,000 feet, installing 2-inch and 4-inch diameter monitoring wells and recovery wells to 10-inch diameter.