Achieve greater efficiency when drilling on slab with the 210B-2 SRA. It is equipped with a two-gang drill system that operates simultaneously and are adjustable to drill every 12 to 36 inches on center. It also can be customized to meet wider spacing requirements. The 210B-2 SRA requires 200 cfm and fits within a 4-foot patch. It also can be configured for on-grade drilling. With its patented tri-steering system, the drill repositions quickly and moves easily.

The 210B-2 drill operates from the subgrade and features two drill systems, making it an economical option that delivers greater efficiency on straight-line projects such as lane additions and airports. You can configure the drill to operate within a 4-foot patch and use it with the optional hole-spacing guide for more accurate and faster repositioning. Install the optional vertical conversion kit for greater versatility on projects that also require vertical drilling.

With the 210-5 EQ MT you can drill five holes at once and quickly reposition the drill using the fingertip controls to shift it left or right. Like all of E-Z Drill’s equipment-mounted models, the 210-5 EQ MT can drill to 18 inches deep. You can power it with a 500 cfm air compressor or with our 120-gallon air tank and a 375 cfm air compressor. The drill features a safety swivel lock that secures it for safe transportation from patch to patch.

Attach the 210-4 EQ MT to nearly any backhoe or excavator for drilling four holes at once. You can drill to depths of 18 inches and adjust the height of the gangs for accurate drilling in areas with extreme asphalt overlay. The unit’s “floating” bucket curl pin helps level the drill, which saves you time by eliminating the need for manual leveling or positioning.

Let a backhoe or excavator do the work with the 210-3 EQ MT. It can drill three holes at once, and you can use the unit’s side-shift control for drilling a second set of holes without having to reposition. A “floating” bucket curl pin helps level the drill, which saves you time because there’s no need to manually level and position the drill.

Achieve greater efficiency with the 110B single-gang, on-grade drill that’s equipped with dual-purpose guide wheels to quickly transition from riding along the face of the slab to moving around the jobsite. The drill operates on the subgrade and fits in a 3-foot patch. A minimum of 50 cfm is required to run the totally pneumatic system, which can drill holes as deep as 12 inches in diameters of 5/8 of an inch to 2 inches. Users can install the optional hole spacing guide, which clearly indicates where to place the 170-pound drill, for even greater accuracy and efficiency when repositioning.