Borewell & mining equipment
Borewell and mining equipment in Mumbai and across India
Industrisol supplies borewell and mining equipment in Mumbai and across India: water well drilling rigs, DTH drilling equipment, crawler, tractor, trolley and truck-mounted rigs, core drilling rigs and horizontal directional drilling machines. Tell us your depth, hole size and ground conditions and we will propose suitable machines.
- Rigs for water wells, mining, exploration and piling
- Truck, tractor, trolley and crawler mounting options
- Configurations matched to depth, diameter and formation
- Support with spares and accessories after supply
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Borewell and mining drilling equipment for every site
Drilling contractors, mining companies, agricultural users and infrastructure firms each need different machines. A contractor drilling water wells in hard rock needs a powerful DTH rig with a large compressor; a mine may need crawler-mounted rigs that climb benches; a farmer or small contractor may prefer an economical tractor-mounted rig; a pipeline project may need horizontal directional drilling.
Industrisol sources borewell and mining equipment in a wide range of specifications and configurations. Rigs are sturdy, built for continuous field use and designed for low routine maintenance. We help you match the machine to the job so that it drills efficiently and lasts.
Borewell drilling rigs and equipment
Our main machine types. Each can be configured for depth, hole diameter and mounting; ask for a quotation with your requirement.
Water borewell drilling machine
Rig for drilling water wells for domestic, agricultural and industrial supply.
| Application | Water wells |
|---|---|
| Method | DTH / rotary |
DTH borewell drilling equipment
Down-the-hole hammer drilling for fast penetration in hard rock.
| Method | Down-the-hole hammer |
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| Ground | Hard rock |
Borewell lorry and drilling machine
Truck-mounted rig with compressor for contractors moving between sites.
| Mounting | Truck / lorry |
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Sensor-mounted borewell lorry and drilling machine
Truck-mounted rig with sensor-based monitoring for better control of drilling.
| Mounting | Truck / lorry |
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| Feature | Sensor monitoring |
Rover borewell drilling machine
Self-propelled rig for sites where a truck cannot reach easily.
| Mounting | Rover / self-propelled |
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Water tube well drilling and boring machine
For tube wells in alluvial and mixed formations.
| Application | Tube wells |
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Tractor-mounted borewell rig
Economical rig powered from a tractor, suited to agricultural and village water wells.
| Mounting | Tractor |
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Tractor-mounted piling machine
Tractor-powered rig for piling and foundation holes.
| Mounting | Tractor |
|---|---|
| Application | Piling |
Trolley-mounted drilling rig
Compact towable rig for smaller sites and shallow to medium wells.
| Mounting | Trolley |
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Crawler drilling rig
Track-mounted rig for rough terrain, quarries and mine benches.
| Mounting | Crawler / tracks |
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Mining drilling rig
Rigs for blast-hole and production drilling in mines and quarries.
| Application | Mining and quarrying |
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RB1 XP core drilling rig
Core drilling rig for mineral exploration and geotechnical investigation.
| Model | RB1 XP |
|---|---|
| Application | Core drilling |
Horizontal directional drilling machine
Trenchless drilling for laying pipes and cables under roads and structures.
| Method | Horizontal directional drilling |
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How a borewell rig drills
Most borewells in hard rock are drilled with a DTH (down-the-hole) hammer. A compressor sends high-pressure air through the drill pipes to the hammer at the bottom of the hole. The hammer strikes the bit rapidly while the rig rotates the drill string, breaking the rock, and the same air flushes the cuttings up and out of the hole.
In softer, alluvial ground, rotary drilling with mud or water circulation is often used instead, and the hole is cased to stop it collapsing. Core drilling uses a hollow bit to recover a solid sample of rock for exploration. Horizontal directional drilling steers a pilot bore under obstacles, then reams it out to pull in a pipe.
Choosing the right rig type
| Rig type | Best suited for | Key consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Truck / lorry-mounted | Contractors drilling many wells across sites | Road access and compressor size |
| Tractor-mounted | Agricultural and village wells, piling | Lower investment, moderate depth |
| Trolley-mounted | Small sites, shallow to medium wells | Easy towing and set-up |
| Crawler | Rough terrain, quarries, mine benches | Off-road mobility |
| Rover / self-propelled | Sites with limited access | Manoeuvrability |
| Core drilling | Mineral exploration, geotechnical work | Core size and depth |
| Horizontal directional drilling | Pipelines and cables under roads | Bore length and diameter |
What to consider when buying a drilling rig
- Drilling depth: the deepest hole you expect, with margin for future work.
- Hole diameter: decided by casing and pump size.
- Formation: hard rock suits DTH; soft or alluvial ground suits rotary or tube well methods.
- Compressor capacity: air pressure and volume must match hammer size and depth.
- Mobility: truck for road travel, crawler for rough ground, tractor or trolley for lower cost.
- Operating cost: fuel use, bits, hammers and spares availability.
For water wells, depth depends heavily on local geology. In parts of the north Indian alluvial plain, wells of 30 to 50 m can give good water, with deeper wells needed only where shallow water has high TDS or contaminants. Hard-rock regions often need much deeper wells, so get local hydrogeological advice before drilling.
Who uses our borewell and mining equipment
Borewell drilling contractors
Truck and DTH rigs for water wells across districts.
Mining and quarrying companies
Crawler and mining rigs for production and blast-hole drilling.
Exploration and geotechnical firms
Core drilling rigs for sampling and investigation.
Agriculture and rural water
Tractor and trolley rigs for farm and village wells.
Infrastructure and utilities
HDD machines for pipelines, cables and road crossings.
Construction and foundation
Piling rigs for foundation work.
What to send with your enquiry
Not sure about some details? Send what you have — we will ask the right follow-up questions.
- Application: water well, mining, exploration, piling or HDD
- Required drilling depth and hole diameter
- Ground and rock type at your sites
- Preferred mounting: truck, tractor, trolley, crawler or rover
- Compressor: required with the rig or already available
- Number of units and delivery location
How the enquiry process works
Share your requirement
Send depth, diameter, formation and mounting needs through the quote form or by phone.
Machine recommendation
We shortlist rig configurations and accessories that suit your work.
Quotation
You receive a quotation with the configuration and scope of supply.
Supply and after-sales
We coordinate supply and remain available for spares, bits and accessories.
Which machine is used to drill a borewell?
Most borewells in hard rock are drilled with a rig using a DTH (down-the-hole) hammer. A compressor sends high-pressure air through the drill pipes to the hammer, which breaks the rock while the rig rotates the string. In softer ground, rotary rigs with mud circulation are common. The rig may be truck, tractor, trolley or crawler mounted.
How deep should a borewell be?
It depends on local geology and water quality. In alluvial areas of north India, wells of 30 to 50 m often give good water. Hard-rock areas in the Deccan and south India frequently need much deeper wells. Check with local hydrogeological data or nearby well records before choosing depth and rig capacity.
What is the difference between a truck-mounted and a tractor-mounted rig?
A truck-mounted rig carries the rig and usually the compressor on one vehicle, suits contractors moving between many sites and generally drills deeper. A tractor-mounted rig uses a tractor for power and mobility, costs less and is popular for agricultural wells and moderate depths.
Which pump is suitable for a borewell?
Submersible pumps are the most common choice for borewells of any significant depth because they sit below the water level. Jet pumps installed above ground suit shallow wells up to around 150 feet. Compressor pumps are also used in some areas. Pump selection depends on water level, yield and required delivery.
How do I calculate the water stored in a borewell?
Subtract the depth to the water level from the total well depth to get the water column height. Then multiply pi (3.14) by the square of the well radius and by that height. This gives the volume in cubic units, which you can convert to litres.
Do you supply spares and accessories for drilling rigs?
We can source common spares and accessories such as bits, hammers and drill pipes along with rigs. Share the rig model and part details with your enquiry and we will confirm availability and send a quotation.
Find the right drilling rig for your work
Send your depth, hole size and site conditions and we will recommend borewell or mining equipment with a quotation.