Compact dimensions, integral transport, varied-ground drilling capability, reported high equipment availability, and dedicated service support make the KR60 a practical option for dispersed and space-constrained foundation work.
Power-grid foundation projects, rural construction, urban renewal, and other small-to-medium piling works often present a similar set of challenges: restricted access, limited working space, frequently changing ground conditions, repeated relocation between pile positions, and tight project schedules. For contractors and equipment buyers, machine selection therefore involves more than drilling capacity alone. Transport efficiency, reliability, operating cost, and service response are also important purchasing considerations.
The TYSIM KR60 rotary drilling rig is designed around these practical requirements. Its compact 22-ton platform supports work in confined environments and frequent short-distance relocation, while its hydraulic system and drilling configuration are intended for a range of soil and weathered-rock conditions. The machine is positioned for power-grid foundations, rural and urban building foundations, renovation work, and other projects where a larger rig may be difficult or uneconomical to deploy.
Post time: Jul-27-2026