HS6

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The HS6 electric rock drill is a kind of upgraded product of the air hammer and can be used for quarrying stone and rock. The rock drill has a simple structure and a strong initial drilling force, forming the combined effect of percussion and rotation. The rotation motor of the HS6 electric rock drill consists of a speed reducing motor and a planetary gear device that shifts the rotation speed to the required speed, which makes it easier to drill in hard rock. Moreover, it is also suitable for secondary splitting and grading operations.

HS6 electric rock drill is suitable for the quarrying and dressing of medium-hard and hard rock. It has essential advantages. Firstly, the adopted two-speed shift gear device makes it easier for the HS6 breaking machine to complete the operation with initial force and torque, and better for deepness control. Secondly, the small outer diameter drives more efficient drilling, and the strong power of the motor also ensures that the quarried stone meets the specified production capacity. Finally, the advanced frequency fan cooling system ensures the normal operation of the motor, and also prolongs the service life and reduces the maintenance cost.

The main working principle of the HS6 electric rock drill is that the drilling rod is driven by the motor to rotate and drill into the rock. The hydraulic cylinder supports the body and the feed part of the cone factory, so that it can move up and down and feed the drilling rod into the rock automatically. In addition, a complex hydraulic transmission hydraulic device can adjust the feed speed. When the rock is fractured, the fragment enters the cone cylinder along the operator\'s drilling direction, and then the crusher is crushed for further processing.

The HS6 electric rock drill is mainly used in mine, railway, water conservancy and other industries. In port construction, for example, the port authority needs to ensure the safety of pier by digging piles or column holes for pier reinforcement and support or anchoring. This requires a high degree of precision drilling to ensure the normal operation of the port. Therefore, HS6 electric rock drill can be widely used in ports, although it cannot be compared with bolting machines in terms of drilling efficiency, but its strong power is better for deepness control. With its strong adaptability, the HS6 electric rock drill can meet the requirements of different construction sites.

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