Product Description
Wagon Drill JRD-120 (Top Hammer) Pneumatic Drifter
Wagon Drill JRD-120 Top Hammer with Bull Drifter capable of drilling holes from DIA48 to DIA 76mm used in open cast mines and underground for tunnel works etc.... The Drill is mounted on rugged box frame, fitted on wheels for easy shifting from hole to hole can drill holes from vertical to horizontal. The drill is fitted with TOP Hammer 7.5K.W Bull Drifter, 4.5 H.P. Feed unit, 6 H.P. Self propulsion Units. The Rig is supplied with pressure Hoses, Control Valves and Air Line Lubricator.Bull Drifter is a powerful & Robust Pneumatic Top-Hammer ideally suited for mechanized drilling applications such as Bench drilling, Grout-hole drilling, Long-hole production drilling, Ditching or Trenching work. Bull Drifter is capable of drilling holes between DIA 48mm to DIA 76mm (1.89 to 3.0) with the use of R32 (1) / R38mm (1) extension drill rods.
Special Features:
Stable drilling capabilities
Structurals designed for extra rigidity
Base frame in box - construction
Anchoring arrangement ensures perfect stability during drilling
Rear wheel swivelable by 90 degree to prevent movement during toe hole drilling
Effectively braked wheels with telescopic adjustable stabilizers in the front, holding the unit firmly
Locking arrangement between mast and boom provides extra rigidity
Easy maneuverability - both in manual and self-propulsion modes
| Mode of Drilling | Top Hammer |
| Hole Diameter | 48mm ~ 76mm ( 1 ~ 3) |
| Max. Drilling Depth | Depends on Holes Size and Drilling Conditions |
| Extension Rod (Dia) | R32 / R38 ( 1 / 1) |
| Extensions Rod Length | 3mtrs. (10ft) (optional 2mtrs (6ft)) |
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| Bull Drifter Pneumatically Operated |
| Piston Diameter | 120 mm |
| Piston Stroke | 65 mm |
| Impact Rate | 35 Hz |
| Impact Power | 7.2 KW |
| RPM Range | 0 - 180 |
| Chuck for Drill Steel | 38.1 mm |
| Weight (Drifter alone) | 70 Kg (154 Lbs) |
| Length (Drifter alone) | 780 mm |
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| Feed Unit: |
| BHP | 4.5H.P |
| Pull up Force | 0~2200 kgf |
| Pull Down Force | 0~2200 kgf |
| Max Pull up Speed | 0~15m/min |
| Feed Type | Chain |
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| Propulsion/Traction Motor |
| Pneumatic Wheel Drive Motor | Air Motor with Self Braking Gearbox |
| Air Motor Power | 4.5/6.0H.P |
| Tramming Speed | 1.5 Km/hr |
| Ground Clearance | 310mm |
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| Recommended Air Compressor Capacity: |
| For Top Hammer Pneumatic Drifter | |
| Free Air Delivery | 14.2 ~ 17 m3/min (500 ~ 600 cfm) |
| Working Pressure | 7.03 kg/cm2 (100 psi) |
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| Dimensions & Weight | |
| Over All Length | 4960mm |
| Over All Width | 2040mm |
| Height | 900mm |
| Total Weight | 1250Kgs |
Versatility in Mining OperationsDesigned specifically for open cast mining, quarrying, and construction, this wagon drill adapts to various blasting requirements. Its capability to drill up to 25 meters deep and accept hole diameters up to 115 mm allows operators to tackle a broad spectrum of drilling tasks with precision and efficiency.
Mechanical or Pneumatic Feed for ReliabilityChoose between mechanical and pneumatic feed systems based on operational needs and site conditions. Both options ensure smooth rod movement, consistent drilling force, and adaptability to different rock formations, maximizing productivity and equipment longevity.
Rugged Construction for Tough TerrainThe chassis is wagon-mounted on wheels and built from mild steel, ensuring the drill can navigate uneven ground while withstanding demanding conditions. Its semi-automatic grade and manual controls offer straightforward operation, complemented by durable supplied accessories for field use.
FAQs of Wagon Drill Top Hammer:
Q: How does the wagon drill top hammer achieve deep drilling in open cast mining operations?
A: The drill uses standard 3-meter rods, powerful air compressors (400-600 cfm @ 7 bar), and variable rotation speeds to penetrate depths up to 25 meters efficiently. Its robust design allows stable operation even in challenging terrain.
Q: What is the process for changing between mechanical and pneumatic feed systems?
A: Operators can select the preferred feed system based on site requirements. Mechanical feeds are engaged using manual controls, while pneumatic feeds utilize the supplied compressor and air lines for automated rod movement, both ensuring consistent drill force.
Q: Where is this wagon drill commonly utilized, and what benefits does it offer?
A: It is mainly deployed in mining, quarrying, and construction projects, particularly open cast operations. Key benefits are high drilling efficiency, rugged durability, and the ability to tackle tough terrains with minimal operator fatigue.
Q: When should operators opt for a pneumatic feed system over a mechanical feed system?
A: A pneumatic feed is preferred when higher speed, reduced manual effort, or consistently harder rock formations are encountered, as it can deliver stronger, smoother force using compressed air from the recommended air compressor.
Q: What accessories and tools are provided with this wagon-mounted drilling machine?
A: The drill comes equipped with drill rods, hammers, various drill bits, and a comprehensive tool kit, ensuring operators have everything needed for immediate setup and on-site servicing.
Q: How does the cooling system contribute to the operation of this drilling rig?
A: The air-cooled motor and compressor maintain optimal operating temperatures during prolonged drilling sessions, preventing overheating and enhancing reliability in continuous-use scenarios.
Q: What are the main advantages of the wagon drills semi-automatic and manual control system?
A: Semi-automatic and manual controls enable precise adjustments to drilling parameters, making the machine user-friendly and effective for a variety of drilling tasks, while minimizing complexity and maintenance downtime.