Hole drilling
A tungsten-tooth auger bit for drilling clay, sandy soil and ground containing limited gravel.
View Earth augerDrill holes, drive piles or compact prepared ground using the attachment appropriate to the operation.
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A tungsten-tooth auger bit for drilling clay, sandy soil and ground containing limited gravel.
View Earth augerA side-grip vibratory pile driver for installing and extracting suitable piles.
View Vibratory pile driverAn excavator-mounted compaction wheel for soil and aggregate preparation.
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Describe soil, gravel and rock before selecting a drilling tool. Soil and rock auger bits use different cutting arrangements.
Hole formation, pile installation and compaction require different tools. Supply the hole dimensions, pile section or intended compaction task.
Check mounting, attachment weight, operating clearance and any hydraulic requirements. Ground assessment and the project method determine final suitability.
These details help narrow the product selection. Confirm the final configuration against the selected product specifications.
No. Select the bit for the ground. Rock cutting requires the corresponding cutting head and a suitable drive configuration.
No. A pile driver installs suitable piles; a compactor works on prepared ground or fill. They serve different operations.
Send ground conditions, the intended hole or pile dimensions, excavator model, hydraulic supply and site clearance.