While the Sandvik Axera DD421 Twin-boom development drill rig is technically designed for drilling tunnels, it is often used to install rock bolts for ground support, which creates a lot more wear and tear on the boom than originally intended.

OEM designs are made to address the needs of the majority of the international market, meaning many miners globally, aren’t necessarily getting the right parts for their specific application and mining conditions.

This is where partnering with MASPRO can increase your productivity. By providing reliable parts that have been customised for specialist applications, you can get the most out of your drill rig. From the Axera’s through to the DD422i, MASPRO offers 550+ parts and assemblies, each one individually engineered for increased performance and reliability.

Whether you’re a contractor servicing one of the largest metalliferous underground mines in Australia, you’re working box cut/ stope – or you’re an owner-operator with project targets to meet with production drilling, long hole production and slot raise drilling, you’re going to want parts engineered to suit the harsh mining conditions in Australia.

Sandvik Development Drill has long been popular for its versatility and reliability. MASPRO manufactures more than 550 parts.

MASPRO parts are trusted by underground mining professionals to deliver high precision and strong performance in high wear-and-tear environments.

To ensure precision, productivity, maximum uptime and lower costs, MASPRO works with some of the country’s biggest mining companies to re-engineer replacement parts and assemblies from the ground up. Long-wearing, reliable and made from the highest quality raw metalliferous materials, MASPRO’s improved parts are a solid investment.

No matter what sector you’re in, MASPRO’s engineered parts provide the reliability and productivity you need so you can focus on your drill and blast, ground stabilisation or production targets.

From breakout jaws with improved gripping teeth to rotation unit assemblies designed for high performance under challenging conditions, MASPRO provides the engineered solutions you need.

To reduce downtime at your mine site, choose MASPRO engineered parts and assemblies. Our durable components are made from the highest quality raw materials and engineered in collaboration with reliability engineers, delivering increased productivity and performance.

MASPRO stock a range of quality Australian manufactured replacement parts for Epiroc Top Hammer Drills including drifter, boom, feed and undercarriage parts and more.

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MASPRO's improved parts for Epiroc rigs add reliability and predictable performance to your operation. Our range of parts and assemblies improve cost efficiencies and increase the interval between parts replacement, delivering higher productivity.

Specialising in the highest quality parts and assemblies made from high quality raw materials, each component is meticulously designed and rigorously tested for reliable performance in harsh mining conditions.

MASPRO stock a range of quality Australian manufactured replacement parts for Sandvik Top Hammer Drills including drifter, boom, feed and undercarriage parts and more.

Machined from premium raw materials, MASPRO's replacement parts and assemblies are manufactured locally in Australia and designed in collaboration with reliability engineers. This results in a suite of products that offer world-class quality, engineering excellence and real-world practicality.

MASPRO's improved parts for Sandvik rigs add reliability and predictable performance to your operation. Our range of parts and assemblies improve cost efficiencies and increase the interval between parts replacement, delivering higher productivity.

This precision is further enhanced with MASPRO re-engineered parts and assemblies, trusted by some of the world’s top mining companies for their outstanding reliability and enhanced part life. For excellent productivity and safety backed by decades of engineering knowledge, trust MASPRO parts.

when conditions get harsh, the coupling in Jim’s rock drill cracks under pressure and work comes to a grinding halt. Thousands of dollars in losses later, tough questions are being asked… very impolitely.