Product name: CIR170 Down The Hole Low Air Pressure DTH Drill Hammer For Medium Mini-Type Grouting Hole Of Building

Product category: Down The Hole Hammer

Connection thread: F70*10BOX

Working pressure(bar): F100*28PIN

Hole range(mm): 170~250

Outer diameter: 156

Weight(KGS): 96kg

CIR170 Low Air Pressure DTH Drill Hammer - the epitome of structural optimization and superior performance in drilling equipment. Engineered with precision and designed for professionals, this drill bit sets a benchmark for reliable and efficient drilling.

CIR shank low air pressure DTH hammer details:

For these customers, Kingdrilling offers a complete range of industry-leading drilling products for exploration, mineral, DTH, Piling, water well drilling and blasting operations.

How to order:

Shank Type + Top Sub Thread

DTH Hammer advantages:

1. A hammer with a high frequency design for quicker penetration,

2. Enhanced steadiness

3. a more straightforward structure

4. Less damage to delicate electronics

5. Prefabricated kingdrilling heat treatment techniques

FAQ:

1. What exactly is a hole hammer?
A pneumatic down-the-hole (DTH) hammer is a pneumatic drilling tool that is powered by compressed air. It can be used to drill in pebble, gravel, and hard rock layers. It is frequently employed in the construction of building pile foundations, bridges, mineral, geological research, hydrological wells, and other fields.

2. What is the distinction between top hammer and down-the-hole drilling?
The major distinction between top hammer and down-the-hole drilling methods is the position of the hammer. During the down-the-hole drilling technique, the hammer in the industrial equipment makes contact with the bit. Top hammer drilling focuses the action at the very top of the drill string.

3.Can you bore through rock in a directed manner?
The creation of the technology, on the other hand, was one of the most crucial milestones in the growth of HDD. As technology has improved, midsize drilling equipment is now capable of drilling and guiding in rock.

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