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Top hammer longhole drill rigs

DL422iE

Boom coverage
3 m
Hole length
Up to 54 m
Tramming type and distance
BEV - 3 km in 1:7 ramp upwards
DL422iE Longhole drill rig

Sandvik DL422iE is a fully automated, battery-powered top hammer longhole drill, designed for underground mass mining in 4 x 3.5 meters (H x W) or larger production drifts. It reduces emissions while tramming, creating a healthier and safer working environment.

Features

Product specifications

Boom coverage
3 m
Hole length
Up to 54 m
Tramming type and distance
BEV - 3 km in 1:7 ramp upwards
Hole diameter
76 - 127 mm
Boom type
Frame, horseshoe
Drift size (H x W)
4 x 3.5 m
Rod length
1.22 - 1.83 m (4.00 - 6.00 ft)
Drilling power
HPP1560, 160kW
Controls type
iSOLO / SICA (Sandvik Intelligent Control System Architecture)
Automation and teleremote availability
One hole automation, Fan automation (option), teleremote drilling (option)
Weight
31,000 kg (depending on options)
DL422iE Longhole drill rig

Learn more about DL422iE features

ZR35 telescopic boom 

The fully instrumented ZR35 telescopic boom offers accurate positioning and strong drilling stability. 

Powerful HF1560ST Rock drill 

With the powerful rock drill, you can achieve up to a 10% increase in the net penetration rate, improving drilling speed and efficiency. 

Up to 20% higher equipment utilization 

Teleremote drilling (option) allows for continuous, unmanned operation during shift changes/breaks to increase productivity and improve equipment utilization. 

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More productive, powerful and better for workers' health

"Every mine has a capital purchase or a maintenance replacement coming up in the next few years, and they would be missing out if they decided not to investigate or pursue battery-electric technology."

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