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Customized Modification Category List | |
I. Mechanical Structure Category | |
1.Mast and Body Structure | (1) The bottom of the mast is equipped with a drill rod (N/H/P) centralizer to ensure stable operation and smooth rotation of the drill rod. |
(2) The bottom and sides of the mast support adopt a bolt-fixed nylon protective structure with countersunk bolt holes to avoid protrusion wear risks. It is used exclusively for lowering protection and does not bear load. | |
(3)A follower-type NQ/HQ/PQ drill rod anti-torque clamp (HEAD CLAMP) is configured above the rotation head to effectively offset the operating counter-torque. | |
(4) The rotation head is fitted with a 2-meter-high aluminum safety guard door, assembled with bolts (non-welded) for a sturdy structure. It features automatic low-speed protection upon opening, eliminating high-speed operation safety hazards. | |
2.Outrigger Structure Configuration | (1) Outriggers are equipped with enlarged removable sleeves with built-in anti-slip claws, integrating an outrigger oil leakage collection system to combine protection, anti-slip, and anti-leakage functions. |
(2) The four outriggers are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4, corresponding synchronously with the remote control numbers for precise operation. | |
3.Winch and Wire Rope Mechanism | (1) Both main and auxiliary winches are equipped with limit protection systems to eliminate over-travel operation risks, along with dedicated safety protective covers. |
(2) The auxiliary winch is completely enclosed in a stainless steel box filled with grease and waste oil to achieve long-term continuous lubrication of the wire rope and extend service life. It is equipped with a cable spooling device to ensure neat rope arrangement without tangling or pinching. | |
(3) The main winch adopts a spring anti-winding wire rope structure, effectively preventing wire rope knotting and wrapping faults. | |
(4) All wire ropes on the rig standardly feature Clevis/Spelter socket structures without using common rope shackles or saddle shackles, complying with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) standard configurations. | |
II. Power and Hydraulic System Category | |
1.Engine Power System | (1) The rig is powered by a dedicated 24V Cummins engine as the core power source. The air filter is positioned at the top of the engine hood for easy maintenance and intake optimization. |
(2) An additional device (dual pump body) is installed at the end of the hydraulic pump to meet other operating condition requirements. This device includes a gear pump with a displacement of 30cc and a supporting two-spool directional control valve. The gear pump is driven by the engine side power take-off (PTO) port. Aside from the aforementioned gear pump and directional valve, no additional parts are required; control valves, pipelines, and related accessories will be connected and installed by our side. | |
2.Cooling System Configuration | (1) The engine radiator and oil cooler are made of full copper material with surface anti-corrosion paint treatment. The radiator is a suction-type and the oil cooler is a blower-type, offering high heat dissipation efficiency and stable operation. |
3.Hydraulic System Configuration | (1) All external hydraulic hoses are wrapped with fireproof protective sleeves to enhance the fire safety rating of the hydraulic system. |
(2) The equipment reserves two sets of spare hydraulic functions to satisfy subsequent equipment expansion and modification needs. | |
(3) A dual-pump auxiliary device is installed at the end of the hydraulic pump, matching 30cc gear pump working conditions to adapt to multi-scenario operations. | |
(4) The mast feed cylinder is configured with a simple collection system featuring a straightforward structure and convenient installation. An overall anti-leakage oil tray is installed at the bottom of the drill rig to eliminate body oil leakage pollution. | |
4.Tank and Mud Pump System | (1) Both diesel and hydraulic oil tanks are made of aluminum/stainless steel, featuring high corrosion resistance and high strength. Built-in suction magnets inside the tanks capture metal debris in the oil circuit to protect the pump body and hydraulic components. |
(2) A large removable maintenance port is set on the side of the oil tank, serving the dual functions of equipment maintenance and oil level observation. | |
(3) Equipped with a plunger mud pump benchmarking the 2200/2500 model drill rigs. The control panel features a calibrated water flow meter that accurately measures water flow through the rotation speed of the hydraulic motor input shaft, ensuring precise and controllable data. | |
III. Control and Electrical Lighting Category | |
1.Rig Control System | (1) The equipment supports dual modes of remote control + manual operation as mutual backups, ensuring non-stop operation during faults and controllable operations. |
(2) The control panel is made of aluminum material; the control foot pedal uses anti-slip material to ensure operational safety. | |
(3) The layout of joysticks and function levers is ergonomically optimized to enhance operating comfort. Control levers feature interlock anti-misoperation structures that lock when pulled up and automatically return to neutral when released, preventing accidental operation. | |
(4) Stepless and precise speed regulation control logic: pull down to accelerate, rotate to adjust speed, and pull up/down to control component lifting/lowering. The valve body applies a faucet-style logic (rotate left to increase, rotate right to shut off), making operation intuitive and simple. | |
2.Electrical and Lighting System | (1) Equipped with a dedicated power converter to meet the power supply demands of added electrical devices while optimizing tool placement layout. |
(2) The entire vehicle is equipped with LED work lights covering the engine, deck, winches, and mast top for full-area operational illumination. A front mud pump direction inspection light is provided for front inspection work, and the converter can synchronously power the mud treatment system. | |
(3) The equipment features a reverse buzzer alarm, and warning flashing lights are installed at the top of the control panel and mast top, achieving full coverage of visual and audible operation warnings. | |
IV. Safety Protection System Category | |
1.Fire Prevention and Noise Reduction Protection | The engine hood is made of aluminum with 4 built-in fire balls. The hood body utilizes soundproofing and fireproof materials for noise attenuation, with decibel testing labels attached to the surface. |
2.Emergency Protection Configuration | (1) Emergency stop buttons are independently located at the four corners of the rig, all equipped with protective structures to prevent collision, damage, and accidental contact. |
(2) A dedicated fire extinguisher is built into the front plastic casing of the rig to satisfy on-site emergency firefighting requirements. | |
3.Safety Label Specifications | Key locations such as emergency stop buttons, fire extinguishers, and the engine compartment are uniformly affixed with safety warning stickers bearing words like "Danger, Fire Balls Inside, No Open Flames". |
V. Machining and Material Craft Standards | |
(1) The minimum bolt diameter for the entire rig is $\ge 12\text{ mm}$, utilizing washerless flange connections with surface cadmium/zinc plating for anti-corrosion. All pins are zinc or chrome-plated for durability and rust resistance. | |
(2) Core structures utilize stainless steel, aluminum alloy, and high-quality metal materials to balance strength and lightweight design. | |
(3) Overall welding and mold processing follow high-standard craftsmanship, ensuring a robust structure and fine workmanship. | |
(4) The rig design adheres to the principles of zero leakage, concise structure, high efficiency, and energy saving, comprehensively accommodating the three core requirements of environmental protection, operation, and safety. | |
VI. Certifications | |
(1) Drill rig CE Certified | |
(2) Mast structure CE Certified | |
(3) FOPS (Falling Object Protection System) Certified | |
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