Forage de forage à roues pour forage de trous d'eau

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Forage de forage à roues pour forage de trous d'eau

Machine de forage de puits d'eau

September 04, 2025

Category Connection: Plate-forme de forage pneumatique

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Brief: Discover the Self-Walking DTH Drilling Equipment, a professional-grade rig designed for deep water borehole drilling up to 300 meters. With its powerful pneumatic drive system and durable materials, this ISO-certified rig excels in hydrogeological exploration and complex geological conditions. Perfect for demanding projects with a 12-month warranty.

Related Product Features:

Designed for deep well drilling up to 300 meters with customizable hole diameters (90-300mm).
Pneumatic drive system ensures powerful performance and efficient drilling.
Suitable for hydrogeological exploration and water well drilling in complex conditions.
ISO-certified with a 12-month warranty for reliability and peace of mind.
Diesel-powered with a rotation torque of 7500Nm for robust operation.
Equipped with a debris removal system using compressed air or mud for clean boreholes.
Multiple drill rod sections (76*2m + 76*3m) for gradual penetration.
Self-walking capability with a traveling speed of 0-2.5km/h for easy mobility.

FAQ:

What is the maximum drilling depth of the Self-Walking DTH Drilling Equipment?

The rig can drill up to 300 meters deep, making it ideal for deep well and borehole projects.
Is the drilling equipment suitable for complex geological conditions?

Yes, it is designed with excellent adaptability to handle complex geological conditions, including hydrogeological exploration.
What type of power source does the drilling rig use?

The rig is diesel-powered, providing robust and reliable performance for demanding drilling operations.
What safety precautions should be taken when operating this drilling equipment?

Operators must undergo professional training, wear safety helmets and gloves, and inspect the surrounding environment before operation.