For all types of exploration drilling, our RC Drill Hammer is particularly made. Our RC Drill Hammer will provide excellent performance, great dependability, and dependable assistance whether you are scouting out possible locations or mining an established mine.
The main difference between RC Drill Hammer and traditional DTH hammers is an inner tube that goes through the middle of the entire hammer.
The cuttings are contained and carried in the inner-tube after being gathered in the perforations in the front of the bit.
Between the RC bit and chuck's splines is where the flushing is located.
It is simple to replace the inner tube, a component that wears out with time, through the hammer's top.
Without removing the backhead, the inner-tube assembly may be removed from any LEANOMS RC hammer.
Smaller, lighter, faster
The RC Drill Hammer has a brand-new, ground-breaking design. It is 40% shorter than its closest rival. Less weight also equals shorter. Compared to most hammers that do the same task, the RC Drill Hammer is more than 30% lighter.
High frequency
The air chamber of the RC Drill Hammer features a distinctive layout. Much smaller chambers create pressure more quickly, which causes the piston to move much more quickly. As a result, impact energy is somewhat reduced, while power output and penetration rate both significantly increase.
A dual-wall drill pipe is used in the Reverse Circulation (RC) Down the Hole Drilling (DTH) percussion drilling technology, which discharges all soil and rock cuttings to the surface through the drill pipe's interior. In contrast to conventional down hole hammer drilling, which involves drilling around drill pipe or casing, RC drilling uses a bit with perforations that allow cuttings to pass up through the drill pipe's core. Through the dual-wall drill pipe, which also supplies the down hole hammer's percussive energy and discharge air flow, compressed air is fed to the DTH.Cuttings are evacuated from below the bit up to the surface through the drill pipe and discharge hose using the discharge air and the air exhaled from operating the RC Drill Hammer.
