Automation for all situationsSandvik's DR416i Rotary Blasthole Drill is built for all levels of automation

Sandvik's DR416i Rotary Blasthole Drill is built for all levels of automation

Matthew Coyte

August 13, 2019

Courtesy of Sandvik

In its DR416i Rotary Blasthole Drill, Sandvik has a machine that is built for all levels of automation. “As our industry is pushing us towards fully automated machines, and as our product line reaches more to that economy, we can always scale back for an already installed fleet,” said Paul Morgan, sales support engineer at Sandvik.

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