Everdigm will be presenting its diamond core drill rig, top hammer drill and rock tools on Stand 6920 at AIMEX.
On show at AIMEX will be the Korean-based company’s ECR 18 core drill rig, which boasts a small footprint given its drilling power, according to the company’s Angelica Yoon.
“It can drill 1800 mm with NQ but weighs only 9 tonnes,” Yoon said.
“Other machines with similar drilling capacities are much heavier, so it can make significant savings on transportation.”
Everdigm (short for “Everlasting Paradigm”) makes a wide range of drills, rock tools and excavator attachments for applications in building construction, road construction, mining, dam, quarrying, demolition and many other industry sectors.
It now has 120 overseas dealers in 80 countries as well as a new R&D Centre which opened in 2011.
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27 June 2013
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