Instructions
The YONDA excavator-mounted rock drill attachment is an integrated conversion solution that combines a hydraulic rock drill, drilling boom, feed system and hydraulic controls with an existing excavator. Different YONDA hydraulic drifters can be selected according to the required hole diameter, drilling depth, rock conditions and application.
The system is designed for surface blast hole drilling, mining and tunneling, rock bolting and other rock drilling applications. By utilizing an existing excavator platform, contractors can expand their drilling capability while benefiting from the excavator's mobility, working range and terrain adaptability.
Compared with purchasing a separate dedicated drilling rig, an excavator rock drill conversion can reduce initial equipment investment and allow operators to continue working with a machine platform they already know.
Key Advantages:
- Use an Existing Machine: Add rock drilling capability to an available excavator and reduce the need for a separate drilling platform.
- Application-Based Selection: Match the hydraulic drifter to the required hole diameter, depth, drill rod and rock conditions.
- Job-Site Mobility: Utilize the excavator's mobility, reach and terrain adaptability on demanding construction sites.
- Integrated System Design: Match the rock drill, feed beam, boom, hydraulics and controls as one working system.
- Customized Configuration: Engineer the installation around the actual excavator and drilling application.
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FAQ
1. Can the system be installed on any excavator?
Compatibility depends on the excavator’s operating weight, structure, hydraulic flow and pressure, piping arrangement, stability and available installation space. The excavator model must be evaluated before the system is designed.
2. What is included in an excavator rock drill conversion system?
Depending on the project, the system can include a hydraulic rock drill, feed beam, drilling boom, mounting interface, hydraulic valve system, piping and controls. The final scope is confirmed according to the excavator and drilling application.
3. Can the attachment drill horizontal, inclined or upward holes?
Yes, the available drilling angles depend on the boom design, mounting position, excavator movement range and job-site space. Any specific drilling angle or working envelope should be provided before system design.
4. What are the advantages compared with a dedicated drilling rig?
The conversion utilizes an existing excavator platform, which can reduce initial equipment investment while providing a wide working range, strong mobility and good terrain adaptability.
