rock drill
Working Principle
The pneumatic model uses compressed air from an air compressor to drive an internal piston, which impacts the drill rod at high frequency. At the same time, a low-torque mechanism rotates the drill rod slowly, breaking the rock layer through impact, switching the chiseling point during rotation, and continuously cutting the rock mass to form a regular borehole. The hydraulic model relies on a hydraulic pump station to supply pressure oil to drive the impact structure, offering greater impact power, higher drilling efficiency, and stronger stability for deep-hole operations.
Application Fields
1. Mining: Drilling blast holes in quarries and drilling boreholes for underground roadway excavation.
2. Tunnel Engineering: Drilling anchor bolt holes for advanced support in mountain tunnels and subway tunnels.
3. Infrastructure Construction: Drilling anchor holes for slope reinforcement and rock-layer boreholes for foundation pit blasting.
4. Engineering Demolition: Drilling and demolishing concrete walls and road surfaces, and pre-opening holes for anchor bolts.