From dozers to dump trucks and excavators, we offer over 350 units of heavy earthmoving equipment. Our industry-leading fleet boasts exceptional availability, with each unit capable of delivering up to 700 operating hours monthly.
We offer flexible solutions to meet your varying needs. With dry hire, you can rent the equipment alone, leaving all operational responsibilities to your team. Alternatively, wet hire includes both the equipment and our experienced operators, ensuring seamless operation and efficiency.
Whether you need a drill rig for a one-off task or a month-long project, we provide flexible solutions that help you save costs and maximise productivity.
Equipment failures result in costly downtime. With 24/7 maintenance and repair support, we ensure your drill rig operates seamlessly, keeping your project on schedule.
We offer the Caterpillar MD 6420 B and C models for rental. They feature a mast range of up to 12 metres and can drill holes with diameters from 229 to 310 millimetres. Our drill rigs are capable of reaching vertical depths of up to 74.6 metres and typically achieve 25,000 to 30,000 drill rig metres monthly.
Here are some essential factors to keep in mind:
The operator’s cab is designed with a full front drill deck window and a roof window, both equipped with a protective cage. They also have a drill multi-monitor system that continuously tracks drill operation and health. This system facilitates quick and accurate diagnostics, ensuring reliable and ergonomic operation.
Our drill rigs for hire are built to drill through tough, abrasive rock formations as well as softer geological formations with ease. These rigs are ideal for operations on flat, stable ground, providing consistent and precise drilling performance.
Many regions have specific noise regulations to minimise the impact of mining activities on the surrounding community. These regulations often set permissible noise levels during different times of the day. Compliance with these local noise ordinances is crucial to avoid fines and ensure community relations.
Operating a drill rig requires specialised knowledge. Additionally, you may need to obtain a licence and various permits from local authorities to ensure that your drilling operations comply with environmental, safety and zoning regulations.