Jackhammers / Rock Drills Construction

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Ingersoll Rand Jackhammers & Rock Drills Ingersoll Rand has a unique heritage in construction that dates back to the company’s founding in 1871. Simon Ingersoll invented the world’s first rock drill, and revolutionized productivity on the jobsite with the wide array of compressors, tools, and related products that followed. He built a business and an industry, with the power and tools that helped create wonders such as the Hoover Dam and monuments like Mt. Rushmore. Those who followed him continued this pioneering spirit, adding tools for every job, and new refinements to make them even more powerful, efficient, and durable.

JRD30-A and B At 29 lbs, this tool is light enough for horizontal drilling, yet incorporates the speed, stamina, hole-cleaning capacity and easy handling that have made IR Jackhamers the standards of comparison.

JH40C1, 2, and 3 At 60 lbs, this rockdrill is the time-proven workhorse of the line, and is ideal for deeper (up to 18 ft) or larger holes (up to 2 in.) in hard rock. It is well-suited for blast holes, post holes, anchor holes and other utility, construction, industrial and excavation applications.