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Apollo A800 R HDD | High-Powered Horizontal Directional Drilling Rig

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Description APOLLO A800 R HDD
The Apollo A800 R is designed for installing a range of small to medium diameter cables and pipelines and features a rack and pinion system along with a Caterpillar Tier IV engine. Along with the more powerful engine, the pushing and pulling force has increased to 20 tons with a torque of 6,500 Nm. The A800 R is equipped with a comfortable and spacious driver’s cabin; the driver’s seat can be rotated 180 degrees. The A800 R has an automatic rod loading system. Additionally, the A800 R offers three variable drilling speeds for different soil conditions. Extra special features include the automatic drilling function and the half-rotation function (optional). The Apollo drill rod is forged from a single piece.

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35 years of experience as a manufacturer

SPECS APOLLO A800 R HDD

Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.880 mm x 2.360 mm x 2.340 mm
Weight (Including Drillrods)	9.508 (11.208) kg
Engine type	CAT C 4.4
Horsepower	173 Hp
Bentonite pump capacity	303 ltr/min
Bentonite pump pressure	70 bar
Rack and pinion	yes
Hydraulic anchoring system	yes
Length Drillpipe	3.0 mtr
Pipe diameter	60.3 mm
OD tooljoint	70 mm
Weight per pipe	38 kg
Thrust-/pullback	20.074 kg
Max spindle torque	6.500 Nm
Max spindle speed	234 rpm

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