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  • 2004 PTC 50HL1

    2004 PTC 50HL1

    • Manufacturer: PTC
    • Hours: 4,136 h

    Single clamp for sheet piles double clamps for casings T Bar PTC 450 power pack (4136 hours) Centrifugal from 1260KN Weight without clamps 6400 KG Duplex 2 x 85T clamps Volvo TWD 1231VE engine

    Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
  • 2005 PTC 140HL

    2005 PTC 140HL

    • Manufacturer: PTC
    • Hours: 6,780 h

    Crane suspended vibroflot Max depth 17m Diameter 600mm Penine 225HD powerpack (6780 working hours) PTC vibcorder system for checking all parameters during operation

    Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
  • Sandvik HL500

    Sandvik HL500

    • Manufacturer: Sandvik

    Rebuilt hydraulic rock drill designed for face, bolt and long hole drilling Hole diameter bolting 32 - 45 mm Hole diameter drilling 43 - 51 mm Hole diameter reaming 76 - 127 mm Hole diameter long hole drilling 48...

    Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

Overview

Piling rigs are specialized construction machines used for driving piles into the ground to provide foundational support for buildings and other structures. These machines are essential for deep foundation work, ensuring stability and support in various soil conditions. They come in various sizes and configurations, suitable for different types of piling techniques and projects.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used piling rig?

Consider the rig's age, overall condition, operational hours, and any history of repairs or maintenance. Assess the compatibility with your specific piling requirements and job site conditions.

How do I ensure the piling rig is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service experienced in moving heavy machinery. Ensure the rig is properly dismantled, secured, and protected during transit to prevent damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a piling rig?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic systems, engine oil, and filters, as well as inspecting cables and other wear components. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.