Bauer Bauer BG30 drilling rig













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This pre-owned Bauer BG30, manufactured in 2019 with 7,000 operational hours, offers exceptional reliability and cost-efficiency for mid-range drilling projects. Powered by a Deutz Tier-4 Final engine (242 HP), it delivers 30 kNm torque and 120 kN feed force, adeptly handling soils, rocks, and mixed formations for foundation piles, diaphragm walls, and micropiling.
Key Specifications:
Age & Condition: 2019 model, meticulously maintained with 7,000 hours of service.
Performance: Hydraulic load-sensing system ensures precision drilling with reduced fuel consumption.
Mobility: Compact transport width (<3m) for urban sites; modular mast for quick setup.
Telematics: Equipped with real-time monitoring for productivity tracking.
Ideal for contractors seeking a proven, durable rig without the premium cost of new equipment. The BG30’s low-noise design and compliance with emission standards make it a sustainable choice for demanding job sites. Inspection reports available upon request.