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After-sales Service: | 6 Month |
Warranty: | 6 Month |
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The CYTM-41L The CYTM-41L mine hydraulic bolting drill rig is engineered for demanding mining and tunneling tasks, particularly in environments with complex surrounding rock structures and severe rock damage. This versatile and compact full hydraulic rock drilling machine stands out with its energy efficiency, low noise levels, multifunctionality, and high operational efficiency. It leverages diverse power sources for both mobility and drilling, facilitating easy switching and swift transitions. Ideal for bolting operations in various underground tunnels and culverts, be it metal mines, non-metal mines, or hydropower projects.
Its direct control rock drilling system utilizes a hydraulic control mechanism featuring variable plunger pumps from renowned manufacturers like American Sao Danfoss. These pumps are tailored for medium and small jumbos, offering substantial flow rates, dependable quality, and prolonged service life.
The drill rig boasts a full-automatic anti-jamming feature, brake fault warning, and a host of other protective elements.
The rock drilling control system incorporates electromagnetic pump proportional valve control, significantly enhancing the stability and safety of operations.
The hydraulic oil pipes are crafted from multilayer oil pipes sourced from either international or prominent domestic brands, while the oil pipe joints are procured from reputable manufacturers. Further, the majority of hydraulic pipelines come equipped with safety valves to curtail oil leakage, thereby elevating the quality and reliability of the entire hydraulic system.
The rig is outfitted with sophisticated safety alarm systems designed for optimal usability and safety. These systems automatically trigger alerts or halt operations if the fuel level depletes, water temperature surpasses safe thresholds, or the hydraulic oil temperature reaches critical heights.