Deep Hole Drill Jumbo for Coal Mines
The deep hole drill jumbo specially designed for coal mines is a crawler-type equipment that integrates advanced drilling technology, tailored for a variety of underground drilling tasks such as hydrogeological exploration, gas detection, fault and roof collapse investigation, and water injection. The machine offers 180 degree horizontal rotation and 770mm vertical lifting capability, with the drill boom adjustable from -45 degree to +75 degree, providing flexible multi-angle and multi-directional drilling performance. This drill jumbo is especially suitable for high-density borehole layouts on coal mine faces, soft rock, and coal seams to meet requirements such as outburst prevention, and can also be widely used in other underground engineering projects.
Features of the Deep Hole Drill Jumbo
- Highly safe operation, significantly reducing the physical workload of operators, and adaptable to different section environments such as horizontal and inclined roadways;
- Fully hydraulic drive, compact structure, flexible operation, and crawler travel for rapid site transfer, enhancing on-site adaptability;
- Powerful rotation head with long feed stroke, enabling fast drilling and significantly improving overall construction efficiency;
- Integrated hydraulic system with rapid feed and auxiliary drill rod handling devices, greatly shortening drill rod replacement time, enhancing operational convenience, and reducing labor intensity;
- Equipped with a variable hydraulic system, achieving high rotation speed under no load and automatically increasing torque under load, ensuring smooth and efficient drilling.
Applications
This deep hole drill jumbo is widely used for anti-outburst drilling, water hazard investigation, gas monitoring, fault exploration, roof collapse management, and water injection operations in underground coal mine faces. It can efficiently operate in coal seams, soft rock, and complex geological environments. At the same time, it is also suitable for other fields requiring deep hole drilling such as tunnels, hydropower, and geological exploration, meeting the diversified drilling needs of various projects.