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The ROC L8 is now also available in reverse circulation (RC), in the L825 RC and L830 RC models. These are used for efficient in-pit grade control or shallow exploration holes using a reverse circulation system. Conversion to conventional DTH drilling from RC drilling can be carried out quickly, which guarantees maximum utilization of the rig’s investment. The ROC L8 with the RC system is light, flexible and transportable, for quick and successful site-to-site operation. As a standard feature, the rig stores 118 feet (36 m) of RC drill pipe, including 98 feet (30 m) in its revolving magazine, which is usually enough for in-pit grade control through two or more benches. The feed capacity facilitates deeper RC drilling, up to 328 feet (100 m) by the insertion of additional RC pipes into the carousel while drilling. The boom and feed system makes it possible to raise the exploration holes up to 45 degrees forward and 30 degrees left and right without moving the rig, for finding the boundaries of the ore body in the minimum number of holes.
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