A unique rock drilling propulsion structure is used to achieve the feeding and mixing functions of anchor cables. To improve the system, an auxiliary feeding device is designed that can perform simultaneous feeding and mixing actions. This makes the process more efficient than ever before.

Mixing Work Stroke

The mixing work stroke measures 2 meters, making it easy to install anchor cables in even the most challenging environments. With this improved system, workers can quickly and safely install anchor cables in areas that might have been difficult to access in the past.

Propulsion Speed

During anchor cable mixing, the propulsion speed is a reliable and consistent 3m/min. This steady pace makes it easy to install anchor cables quickly and accurately. Workers can rely on the system to complete their work efficiently and safely.

Anchor Cable Mixing Rotation Speed

The anchor cable mixing rotation speed exceeds 300rpm, providing ample power and torque to push through even the toughest of materials. This helps ensure that the anchor cable is securely installed and able to withstand the forces placed upon it over time.

The rock drilling system is designed for foot locking, advanced small conduit, and system anchor rod. It has a drilling diameter of 33-64mm and a drilling depth of 4.5m. With a drilling speed of 1-1.5m/min, this system is suitable for various rock drilling applications.

The arm system adopts a folding and telescopic structure, making it easy to transport and store. It features automatic leveling of the forearm and can reach a maximum working height of 12m. With a maximum homework width of 15m, this system is perfect for a variety of construction projects.

The engineering chassis is a four-wheel drive system that can climb up to 22 degrees and reach a maximum walking speed of 20km/h. It has four-wheel steering and a minimum turning radius of 3m (inner side)/6m (outer side), making it an ideal choice for navigating tight turns and narrow pathways.