Description
2005 Soilmec 312/200 CFA piling drill capable of boring and CFA foundations. This machine can be converted to DTH operation. The drill is capable of cluster drilling up to a 1200mm diameter hole. For more specifications on this drill, please click the Documents Tab on this listing. A full-service history is available with this drill.
Machine Specifications
Original engine hours – 13041
Height – 17.7 mtrs
Weight – 34T
Max depth – 34 mtrs – 4-stage telescopic locking Kelly bar.
Pull back – 123.7 Kn
Pull down – 101.8 Kn
Rotation torque – 100 Kn
501
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