info@staging.machinesbroker.com | +39 095 8997907

Used Drill Rig Mait Q2525

Used Drill Rig Mait Q2525

The Q2525, built by MAIT, is an extremely versatile drilling rig designed for work in quarries and open‑pit mines, as well as for any application requiring the use of a down‑the‑hole hammer or a tricone bit.
The fully articulating mast allows the Q2525 to perform drilling operations in any position.

General info

Year: 2004
Hours: 400
DTH Drilling
Location: Europe

Technical specs

Engine 425 HP
Hole diameter: 105 – 180 mm
Drill head max torque 5.7 kNm
Hole Depth 36 m
Rods: 6
Compressor Flow rate: 22,000 – 25,000 l/min Maximum pressure: 25 bar

Useful information

/

Transport dimensions

Length: 1.160 cm
Height: 350 cm
Width: 248 cm
Weight: 21300 kg

Request a quote

It’s quick, free, and with no obligation.

    Name*

    Company name

    Email*

    Phone*

    Country*

    *Mandatory fields

    General informations

    Year: 2004
    Hours of use: 400
    DTH Drilling
    Location: Europe

    Technical specs

    Engine 425 HP
    Hole diameter: 105 – 180 mm
    Drill head max torque 5.7 kNm
    Hole Depth 36 m
    Rods: 6
    Compressor Flow rate: 22,000 – 25,000 l/min Maximum pressure: 25 bar

    Transport dimensions

    Lenght: 1.160 cm
    Width: 248 cm
    Height: 350 cm
    Weightt: 21300 kg

    It’s quick, free, and with no obligation.

    Error: Contact form not found.

    We also recommend

    FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

    Buying through Machines Broker means accessing a curated selection of used construction and underground infrastructure machines. Each opportunity is supported by technical information and professional brokerage assistance.
    Machines Broker guides buyers through the entire process, from initial request to negotiation and final transaction, reducing uncertainty and operational risks.

    Buyers can access specialty machinery such as trenchers, horizontal directional drilling rigs (HDD), pile drivers, vertical drilling rigs and selected heavy equipment.
    The focus is on machines used in underground infrastructure, utilities and complex construction projects where technical suitability is essential.

    Machines Broker works to provide accurate and reliable information about machine condition, history and technical specifications.
    While the level of inspection may vary by machine, the brokerage process aims to reduce information gaps and support informed purchasing decisions.

    Yes, Machines Broker actively supports buyers looking for specific machines or technical configurations.
    Instead of relying only on visible listings, the broker leverages its international network to source suitable equipment that matches project requirements.

    Machines Broker operates internationally and regularly supports cross-border transactions.
    This allows buyers to access equipment beyond their local market while receiving guidance on documentation, coordination and transaction management.

    Buying through a broker reduces the risk of dealing with unqualified sellers, incomplete information or unclear contractual terms.
    Machines Broker helps structure the transaction, align expectations and facilitate communication between parties involved.

    Yes, Machines Broker supports buyers during negotiations by providing market context and facilitating discussions with sellers.
    This helps ensure that pricing reflects machine condition, market demand and technical value, rather than guesswork.

    Machines Broker can assist in coordinating logistics and transportation for purchased machinery when required.
    This support helps buyers manage complex movements of heavy equipment, especially in international transactions.

    Required documentation may include contracts, technical data, ownership records and export or import paperwork depending on the transaction.
    Machines Broker helps buyers understand and manage the documentation needed to complete the purchase correctly.

    Machines Broker is particularly suitable for high-value or technically complex machines where mistakes can be costly.
    The brokerage approach provides additional control, clarity and professional oversight compared to direct or unmanaged purchases.