Rock drilling is a difficult job, with a pneumatic rock drill, it will make your job easier.

This Pneumatic Rock Drill is specially designed for production drilling, raising drives, and roof bolting.

When you drill into the ground for an excavation project, air blows through the system to clean the rotation chuck and lubricate the drill tool's steel rods.

Construction projects are one of the activities that we encounter almost every day in our daily lives. Project work involving excavation is often the initial process to continue the completion of a building project.
Pneumatic control systems usually perform simple sequences based on a chain of control valve connectors and units that perform their functions. By using pneumatic drill, Basic control systems can be created, such as triggers, counters, and shift registers.
In the excavation process, project operators in the field must certainly pay attention to several parts that must be excavated/drilled. In this drilling step, pneumatic rock drill is one of the most reliable tools for drilling into the ground.
The many properties and characters of the soil that sometimes make the excavation process difficult, are due to the different soil textures. Such as on horizontal or vertical soil surfaces, light or heavy, due to the presence of other materials such as rocks or gravel.
Pneumatic Rock Drill is a mechanical device designed to use the power of compressed gas to produce force in alternating linear motion as shown in the figure. For example, in a hydraulic cylinder, something forces the piston to move in the desired direction.
In compressor engines, a piston is a disk or cylinder, while the piston rod serves to transmit the resulting force to the object to be moved. Some engineers usually prefer to use pneumatics because it is quieter, cleaner, and does not require much space for fluid storage.
Because of the operating fluid, which is gas, to prevent leaks from the pneumatic cylinder from dripping out which causes environmental pollution. This makes pneumatic rock drills more attractive to many contractors.