From early underground drill programs in 1993 to today’s 380,000 m² production footprint, Epiroc publishes feed-force and torque numbers we can reproduce on the test bench.
Epiroc’s modern OEM era began with a clear brief for mining and civil buyers: rock drills and drill rigs whose penetration-rate claims survive audit. Over three decades we expanded to 4,200 specialists, shipped roughly 5,600 units per year, and built service coverage across 85 countries — with the standing rule that a torque curve we cannot reproduce does not leave the factory.
Serial production of face-drill packages opens with ISO 9001 process control and documented percussion-hour logging from day one.
Quarry drill rigs adopt common rod systems and compressor envelopes so operators can move between pads without relearning controls.
Excavator-mounted breakers join the catalog with carrier oil-flow match sheets that prevent overheating on long urban shifts.
Regional warehouses stock bits, rods, shank adapters and breaker chisels for contracted MTTR under 18 hours on priority sites.
Powerplants upgrade without starving flush air during regeneration — addressing a frequent complaint from quarry supervisors.
Optional logging of feed spikes and stuck-rod events feeds reliability reports for equipment managers of record.
Torque curves you can verify, feed-force envelopes you can recalibrate, and hole-diameter claims that match the bits we ship in the crate.
Long service life targets for chucks, seals and undercarriage components, with rebuild kits staged before percussion hours expire.
Cab layouts, anti-jam recoveries and daily cleanliness checks written so a new jumbo crew can learn them in one supervised shift.
Share rock class, hole diameter and annual drilled meters — we will respond with a scoped configuration path.
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