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Liebherr LRB 355, RAMM/BOHRGERÄT, PILLING/DRILLING RIG - Drilling rig: picture 1
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Liebherr LRB 355, RAMM/BOHRGERÄT, PILLING/DRILLING RIG

Drilling rig
20177840 h
Switzerland, Wuhrstrasse 9, 7302 Landquart, Schweiz
Published: 5d
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20177840 h
Switzerland, Wuhrstrasse 9, 7302 Landquart, Schweiz
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Liebherr R 942 Litronic

Drilling rig
199827000 h
Austria, Sooß, Niederösterreich, Österreich
Published: 26d
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199827000 h
Austria, Sooß, Niederösterreich, Österreich
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Liebherr 941 excavator with ABI driller

Drilling rig
19854844 hNet weight: 30000 kgPayload: 30000 kg
Netherlands, Korte venen 28, Steenwijk 8331 TH, The Netherlands
Published: 4mo 8d
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19854844 hNet weight: 30000 kgPayload: 30000 kg
Netherlands, Korte venen 28, Steenwijk 8331 TH, The Netherlands
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Liebherr JT2720AT Mach 1

Directional boring machine
200210100 h
United Kingdom, Omnia Machinery, 1 Bentley Avenue, Cowpen Lane Industrial Estate, Billingham, TS23 4BU
Published: 10mo 21dReference number 7955

60 000EUR

  • ≈ 68 505 USD
  • ≈ 50 817 GBP
200210100 h
United Kingdom, Omnia Machinery, 1 Bentley Avenue, Cowpen Lane Industrial Estate, Billingham, TS23 4BU
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Drilling rigs are essential machines used in mining, geotechnical exploration, infrastructure development, and deep foundation construction. These complex systems are designed to penetrate earth materials using rotary, percussive, or hydraulic mechanisms. Whether you need to drill for water wells, geothermal energy, or conduct site investigation, choosing the appropriate type—truck-mounted, crawler-mounted, or stationary—depends on terrain, depth, and mobility requirements. Both new and used rigs are available on the market, and professionals rely on performance data and service history to make informed decisions before they buy.

Key Technical Factors When Choosing a Rig

Evaluating the right drilling solution means focusing on performance metrics that match your project’s scope:

  • Engine output determines penetration rate and load-handling capability.
  • Maximum drill depth is critical for operations involving groundwater access or mineral surveys.
  • Mobility options include dumper truck- or crawler-mounted rigs for easier relocation, while stationary units provide long-term stability.
  • Hydraulic system strength affects rotation speed, feed force, and adaptability to rocky or compact soil.
  • Built-in safety mechanisms such as pressure valves, kill switches, and overload controls are standard in modern systems.

Regulatory Standards and Licensing in the EU

Operators of drilling rigs in the EU must complete certified training through approved institutions. Training includes safe handling procedures, risk assessment, and machinery control. Depending on the country, health and environmental regulations may apply. Meeting EU-OSHA compliance is mandatory for commercial operators.

Popular Models for Professional Use

  • Atlas XAS125 – A reliable surface drill rig, known for fuel efficiency and robust construction.
  • Sandvik DP1100i– Designed for challenging rock formations, offering automated features and data logging.
  • Boart Longyear LF230 – A modular core drill ideal for deep mineral exploration with excellent depth capacity.
  • Comacchio GEO 602 – Favored in geotechnical work, offering mobility and high torque in tight areas.
  • Soilmec SM-14 – Compact yet powerful, suited for micro-piles and soil investigation tasks.

Prices

The typical price range for drilling rigs can vary significantly, from $100,000 to over $15 million. The cost depends on a multitude of factors including the rig type, depth capabilities, horsepower, and additional equipment. Market conditions and the geographical location can also heavily influence the price.

Find the Best Drilling Rigs with Truck1

Truck1 is a trusted European marketplace for heavy-duty trucks and construction equipment, including drilling rigs for sale. Whether you're in the market for a new machine or a reliable used rig, Truck1 allows you to browse verified listings with detailed specs. Filter your search by type, power, or condition and connect directly with reputable dealers across Europe.

To streamline your search, submit a direct inquiry or use the "I'm looking for" feature and receive alerts when a matching unit is available. Professionals choose Truck1 to buy quality drilling equipment efficiently and confidently.

FAQ

What types of drilling rigs are best for geotechnical applications?

Compact and modular rigs with rotary or percussive capabilities are ideal for geotechnical work. They allow for core sampling, soil testing, and operation in limited-access areas.

Is special training required to operate a drilling rig in the EU?

Yes, EU regulations require certified operator training that includes both theory and practical instruction. Certification ensures safe operation and compliance with local labor laws.

Can I use a used drilling rig for professional construction work?

Absolutely, as long as the rig is well-maintained and inspected before use. Many used rigs remain reliable for demanding tasks if sourced from reputable platforms like Truck1.

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