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New features for Atlas Copco FlexiROC T15 R

December 8, 2015

Atlas Copco’s compact and highly versatile FlexiROC T15 R drill rig has recently been updated with new features that make it even more useful in a variety of applications.

It may be small, but Atlas Copco’s four-wheel drive FlexiROC T15 R drill rig has had a big impact since its launch in 2008. Now it’s been updated with a range of improvements that make it more useful and efficient than ever.

Designed for drilling 27–51 mm holes the FlexiROC T15 R is a vital piece of onsite equipment for construction, dimension stone quarrying as well as other demanding tasks such as bolt installations and boulder blasting.

New features include an extended feed of 3.66 m (12 feet), a robust foot attachment, a 2.8 Cummins Tier 4 Final engine and a 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Radio Remote Control unit.

The rig has a long boom reach of 4 500 mm and the 360 degree roll-over feed system enables holes to be drilled in practically any position. Not only that, it takes just a couple of minutes to re-pin the rig for either horizontal or vertical operation.

The control system automatically adjusts impact and feed speed in proportion to rotation torque which means high productivity and smooth drilling even in soft formations.

Equipped with an advanced hydraulic rock drill from the COP 1020 range, excellent tramming capability and support legs it can be used in rough terrain and in locations that are normally difficult to access.

An added bonus is that fuel consumption can be kept to a minimum as the engine’s RPM can be adjusted from the remote control system.

For more information please contact:

Marcus Leü, Global Product Manager
Mobile: +46 (0)72 725 98 35 Email: marcus.leu@se.atlascopco.com

Fredrik Ternström, Project Manager - Brand Communication
Mobile: +46 (0)19 670 7377 Email: fredrik.ternstrom@se.atlascopco.com

Surface and Exploration Drilling is a division within Atlas Copco’s Mining and Rock Excavation Technique business area. It develops, manufactures, and markets rock and exploration drilling equipment for various applications in civil and geotechnical engineering, quarries and both surface as well as underground mines worldwide. Atlas Copco's strong focus on innovative product design and service support systems gives added customer value. The main production centers are in Sweden, Italy, India, Japan and China. The divisional headquarters is in Örebro, Sweden.

Epiroc operated under the trademark “Atlas Copco” prior to January 1, 2018.

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