Telescopic Low Headroom Piling Rig 200kN Crowd Force 20t Short Height 30rpm

Product Description:

Introducing the Low Headroom Piling Rig, the perfect solution for restricted space piling projects. This low height piling rig is designed with a telescopic mast, providing excellent stability and high crowd force of up to 200kN. This rig can drill up to 60m deep and is only 7.8m in length, 2.5m in width and 2.8m in height. The Low Headroom Piling Rig is the ideal choice for projects where space is limited.

Features:

• Product Name: Low Headroom Piling Rig
• Power Source: Diesel
• Rotary Torque: 200kNm
• Rotary Speed: 0-30rpm
• Mast Height: 8.5m
• Power Output: 150kW
• Highlight: Low Height Piling Rig, Mini Piling Rig, Short Height Piling Rig

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

Are you looking for a tight access piling rig or restricted space piling rig? The APIE KR220E low headroom piling rig is the perfect mini piling rig for you. With a rotary torque of up to 200kNm, drilling depth of 60m, and a compact 20t weight, this piling rig can easily fit in tight and restricted spaces. It also features a telescopic mast type for extra ease of use.

The KR220E is the ideal choice for those who need a reliable and powerful piling rig in a limited space. With its brand name APIE and a price of over $250000, you can have peace of mind knowing you are investing in a quality product.

Order your APIE KR220E low headroom piling rig today and experience the power and performance that only APIE can provide.

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Support and Services:

Technical Support and Service

• 24/7 online technical support and services
• Onsite engineer support for installation and debugging
• Free operation and maintenance training
• On-site repair and maintenance services
• Spare parts supply and service
• Regular maintenance and upgrade service

Packing and Shipping:

Packaging and Shipping of Low Headroom Piling Rig

The Low Headroom Piling Rig is carefully packaged and shipped to ensure that the customer receives the product in top condition. The components are individually wrapped in protective materials such as plastic wrap, bubble wrap, and foam sheets to protect them from damage during transit. Each component is labeled to indicate its position and orientation for easy assembly on-site. To further reduce the risk of damage, the components are then placed in steel shipping crates and transported to the customer's site.

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