Drilling holes are often required on construction sites for anchoring, blasting operations, and structural adjustments. The S82 can support these diverse tasks with limited device adjustments. Its mobility enables the team to quickly switch tasks, thereby improving overall workflow efficiency and reducing the clutter of on-site equipment. As a professional rock drilling machinery manufacturer with many years of industry experience, we have carefully designed for the pain points of traditional equipment, especially in mining operations where efficiency and durability are indisputable considerations. This compact pneumatic rock drilling rig combines strong performance with user-friendly design. Its cylinder diameter is 80 millimeters, piston stroke is 60 millimeters, and it can generate over 70 J of impact energy at a pressure of 0.63 MPa. It is suitable for common medium hard rock formations (f=8-18) in mining areas.

Using the S82 air leg rock drill is very simple, even for teams that are new to advanced drilling equipment. Firstly, connect the machine to a compressed air source using an air pipe with an inner diameter of 25 millimeters and a water pipe with an inner diameter of 13 millimeters for slag removal and dust suppression. Adjust the operating air pressure to 0.63Mpa and water pressure to 0.3Mpa - these parameters have been optimized to achieve balanced performance and energy-saving effects. The integrated air-water linkage system ensures synchronous operation, while the central control handle allows the operator to start, stop, and adjust the drilling rig with one hand. In mining scenarios, S82 can be paired with matching brackets to reduce operator fatigue; Select drill bits with a diameter of 34-45 millimeters according to blasting or anchoring requirements; This machine is skilled at drilling holes up to a depth of 5 meters and has stable accuracy.

There is a significant difference in the effectiveness of using the S82 and traditional leg rock drills in mining sites. Mines using old equipment report an average drilling speed of 350mm/min or lower, high air consumption (over 80L/s), and frequent failures due to fragile components. The noise level often exceeds 130dB (A), endangering the hearing of workers. In contrast, the S82 can achieve a drilling speed of over 470mm/min on 14 grade rocks, reducing the typical task time by 25%. The optimized air circuit design reduces air consumption to ≤ 88L/s, significantly reducing energy costs. Equipped with a noise reduction cover, it can keep the noise below 125dB (A). Its high-strength alloy steel piston and cylinder body have extended their service life by 30% compared to traditional models. A coal mine in Jincheng reported that after switching to S82, the daily drilling volume increased by 18% and maintenance frequency decreased by 40%.