Earlybird Mini Core Drilling Rig for Water Wells

The rig is designed to drill hole diameters from 80 mm to 220 mm with a maximum practical drilling depth of up to 80 meters (depending on soil/rock conditions and tooling).

Multiple power options are offered: diesel and gasoline engines are standard, and the rig can also be configured for single-phase or three-phase electric power. Some configurations support hydraulic power as well.

There are compact mini configurations and a larger EB-200 configuration. The mini dimensions are approximately 1730 × 860 × 1360 mm with a gross weight around 300 kg. The EB-200 variant measures about 1900 × 1100 × 2600 mm and weighs about 620 kg (highest point up to ~2.7 m). The mini version is lightweight and portable for transport on small trailers or vehicles; larger variants require heavier transport.

The machine supports core/rotary drilling, impact rotary (where applicable), auger drilling, pipe casing installation, and sample (cylinder) extraction. It can also perform water-flushing drilling with positive and negative circulation suitable for many water-well and basic geological surveying tasks.

Typical components include the engine (diesel/gasoline/electric), winch for lifting drill strings, gearbox, drill pipes (commonly 1.5 m lengths), and a centrifugal pump (4-inch on some configurations). Specific inclusions vary by package—confirm exact accessories with the supplier.

The rig is designed for user-friendly operation with simple controls, making it suitable for operators with limited experience. Basic training is recommended to ensure safe and efficient use.

Yes. Its compact footprint (less than 1 m² for the mini version) and controllable working height (about 2.6–2.7 m) allow use in confined or remote sites. Choose the power option (e.g., engine vs. electric) appropriate for site access and ventilation constraints.

Regular maintenance includes engine servicing, gearbox and winch inspections, lubrication of moving parts, checking drill pipes and connections for wear, pump and circulation system checks, and replacing worn bits and seals. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and use recommended lubricants and parts.

Yes. Customization options commonly include different power sources (engine/electric), extended drilling depth packages, alternate pump or winch options, mobility/transport solutions, and color or control-system preferences. Discuss your project requirements with the supplier for a tailored configuration.

It's ideal for small- to medium-scale water-well drilling for residential, agricultural, and small industrial uses, basic geological surveying, environmental sampling, and sites with limited access where a compact rig is advantageous.

Performance and advance rates depend heavily on geology. The rig handles unconsolidated sediments, sands, gravels and many softer rocks well. Extremely hard rock or very abrasive formations may require specialized bits, impact/hammer systems, or a larger rig—consult the supplier with site geological details for suitability and tooling recommendations.

Operators should use appropriate PPE (helmets, gloves, eye and hearing protection), ensure the rig base is stable and level, verify emergency-stop and control functions, ground electrical versions properly, and follow the operator manual for safe lifting and handling of drill rods. Only trained personnel should operate or maintain the machine.

After-sales support and spare parts availability depend on the supplier/distributor. Most suppliers offer replacement parts (drill rods, bits, seals, belts) and technical support or training—confirm warranty terms, lead times and local parts support when ordering.

Setup time varies with configuration and crew experience. The compact mini version is designed for quick deployment and can typically be set up in a short period by a small crew. Larger variants (e.g., EB-200) will take longer and may require additional lifting or transport preparations.

Contact the supplier or dealer with your project details—desired drilling depth and diameter, ground conditions, preferred power source, access and transport constraints, and any customization needs. The supplier can provide quotations, configuration options, lead times, shipping, training and installation support.