What is a pneumatic rock drill?

A pneumatic rock drill is a kind of percussive drilling machine powered by compressed air. According to the propulsion mode, the equipment can be divided into handheld rock drilling equipment, air leg rock drilling, telescopic upward rock drill, and guide rail rock drilling machine.

How do I choose a pneumatic rock drill?

There are many things to consider when choosing a pneumatic rock drill, as drills come in several weight classes and sizes. The smallest pneumatic hand drill weighs in around 8 pounds while the largest sinker drills can weigh in near 70 pounds. The first thing you want to determine is the hole diameter and depth you want to reach.

How does the APT M115 rock drill work?

A built-in stop rotation feature lets the user easily switch from drilling to percussion-only mode, providing added flexibility for different tasks on the job. Built for versatility, the APT M115 rock drill handles anchor bolt and dowel hole drilling with ease.

How powerful is a PT M109 Rock Drill?

With 2,100 to 3,400 BPM and an attachable APT valve, our tools can be used in wet or dry environments and are powerful enough for all your drilling needs! Lightweight and easy to handle, the APT M109 rock drill is perfect for drilling anchor bolt holes and small dowel holes.

What is a stopemate drill?

The driving force behind the StopeMate is the S36 Independent Rotation Pneumatic Rock Drill, a powerful 114 mm (4.49 in) diameter bore drifter-type drill designed for deep hole drilling. In favorable ground conditions, the S36 IR can drill 37 m (122 ft). Ideal for captive areas and narrow vein mining.

How do I choose the best apt Rock Drill?

Learn how to select the ideal APT rock drill for your specific tasks, covering key factors to consider for efficiency and optimal performance on the job. Drill through rock with ease. Our 9–60 lb Rock Drills hit 2,100–3,400 BPM, great for anchor holes, blasting prep, or tough surfaces. Use wet or dry with the APT valve for total jobsite control.