B7 fully hydraulic open hole drill

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Recommended pore size range: 90-135 mm GIAB 7, adhering to the leading technology and mature submersible drilling method, with reliable performance and high drilling quality, is an economical and practical crawler open-air submersible drilling machine. The product has reliable performance and low maintenance cost, and is widely used for drilling operations in quarries and limestone mines.


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B7 fully hydraulic open hole drill

Recommended pore size range: 90-135 mm GIAB 7, adhering to the leading technology and mature submersible drilling method, with reliable performance and high drilling quality, is an economical and practical crawler open-air submersible drilling machine. The product has reliable performance and low maintenance cost, and is widely used for drilling operations in quarries and limestone mines.

B7 Technical parameters

Drilling range

Drilling diameter

90-135mm

Drilling depth

21m

Drill rod specification

76X3000mm

Drilling depth of the automatic rod changer

6+1

Engine

Brand

 CumminsQSL8.9-C360

Item no

QSL8.9-C360

Power

264KW

Air compressor

Air capacity

15.5m3/min

Max working pressure

18bar

Compression type

Single tage screw compression

Slewing head

Slewing speed

0~120rpm

Slewing torque

2000Nm

Propeller

Propulsion stroke

3700mm

Compensation length

1000mm

Propulsion mode

Oil cylinder+wire rope

Propulsion beam material

Aviation aluminium

Maximum propulsion

12kN

Maximum drawing force

18kN

Traveling system

Electrical voltage

24V

Traveling speed

1.8~3.6km/h

Climbing ability

20°

Chassis swing angle

±10°

Drilling arm

Drilling lifting range

down 28°/up 33°

Left and right swing angle of drilling arm

Left 25°/right 25°

Left and right swing angle of bracket

Left 23°/right 92°

Propeller pitching range

800-3700mm

Size & Weight

Weight

14500kg

Size

9200X2500X3200mm


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