DTH Rock Drill
DTH Rock Drill

DTH Rock Drill

MOQ : 1 Unit
 

DTH Rock Drill Trade Information

  • Minimum Order Quantity
  • 1 Unit
  • Supply Ability
  • 10 Units Per Month
  • Delivery Time
  • 30 Days
 

About DTH Rock Drill

DTH Rock Drill is a type of drilling equipment used in mining, quarrying, construction, and exploration activities. It is designed to drill holes in rock formations by using compressed air to power a hammer-like mechanism that strikes the rock surface, allowing for efficient penetration. DTH Rock Drill employs a hammer mechanism, also known as a percussion system, to break the rock surface. This mechanism typically consists of a piston that strikes the back of a drill bit with high impact force, creating a series of rapid impacts that fracture and crush the rock. 

Specifications

Hammer Size

Air Pressure (PSI) Consumption

Air Volume (CFM)  Consumption

2 inch

100-250

6-159

3 inch

100-250

75-280

3 inch

100-300

130-395

3.5 inch

100-350

140-685

4 inch

100-350

240-540

5 inch

150-400

280-800

6 inch

150-400

350-1130

6.5 inch

150-400

350-1130

8 inch

150-400

450-1500

10 inch

150-400

398-1665

12 inch                     

150-400                    

398-1665                      

15 inch

150-250

800-2110

16 inch

150-250

1150-2850

17 inch

150-250

1150-2850

19 inch

150-250

1250-3380

23 inch

150-250

1320-3460

24 inch

100-200

1900-4000

26 inch

100-200

2200-4500

32 inch

150-250

3200-6500

40 inch

150-250

3640-7490

 

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