
YX-10 Crawler Hydraulic Core Drilling Rig
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Product Features
- Extended 3,500 mm Long Feed Stroke & 28-Ton Pullback: Features an extended 3.5-meter feed travel stroke that handles standard 3-meter drill rods in a single continuous stroke, reducing rod-tripping cycles by up to 40% while delivering 280 kN (28 Ton) of pullback force and 140 kN (14 Ton) of feed thrust.
- Heavy-Duty Gearbox with 3,500 N·m Torque: Heavy-duty variable-speed gear transmission delivers extreme low-speed breakout torque (1,000–3,500 N·m) for clearing tight deep-hole joints and setting heavy casing, alongside high spindle speeds up to 1,300 rpm for diamond wireline coring.
- Onboard BW-200 High-Pressure Mud Pump (10 MPa): Integrated directly into the hydraulic circuit, the heavy-duty BW-200 mud pump delivers stepless flow up to 200 L/min at pressures up to 10 MPa (100 bar), ensuring superior borehole wall stabilization and bit cooling in 1,400-meter exploratory holes.
- 1,100-Meter High-Capacity Wireline Core Hoist: Equipped with a heavy-duty 1,000 kg capacity wireline core winch spooling 1,100 meters of 6 mm steel cable, operating at 100–300 rpm for rapid core barrel inner-tube recovery from extreme depths.
- Integrated 11 kW Brushless Hydraulic Generator: Built-in 11 kW variable-frequency brushless generator driven by the primary hydraulic system supplies continuous 220V/380V AC power for night-shift camp illumination, power tools, and maintenance electric welding without hauling auxiliary generators.
- Dual Manual & Wireless Remote Undercarriage: Heavy-duty 8.5-ton steel crawler chassis travels at 3.5 km/h with an aggressive 40∘ climbing capacity, featuring proportional wireless remote control for safe carrier loading, trailer climbing, and site maneuvering.
- 45∘–90∘ Integrated Ground-Contact Mast: Heavy-duty reinforced mast lowers directly to ground level, forming a rigid triangular base that isolates dynamic vibration during high-speed diamond core drilling.
Applications
- Ultra-Deep Mineral Core Exploration: Wireline diamond core drilling for solid mineral deposits, metal veins, lithium pegmatites, and deep gold ore bodies up to 1,400 m (BTW) / 1,100 m (NTW) / 500 m (HTW).
- Deep Geothermal Exploration & Stratigraphic Wells: Drilling exploratory pilot boreholes for geothermal reservoir evaluation and deep tectonic fault monitoring.
- Major Infrastructure & Tunnel Engineering: Inclined (45∘) and vertical exploratory boreholes, deep geological fault sampling, and foundation consolidation grouting for large-scale dams, bridges, and tunnels.
- Remote Off-Grid Prospecting Camps: Standalone exploration in remote wilderness where the onboard 11 kW hydraulic generator powers camp operations and maintenance welding.
Product Specifications
Note: Drill rods, wireline core barrels, diamond impregnated bits, and casing clamp assemblies can be fully configured as a turnkey prospecting package.
FAQ
Q1: What are the primary advantages of the YX-10’s 3,500 mm long feed stroke?
A: Standard core drills often feature a 1.9 m stroke, requiring two separate chucking cycles to add a single 3-meter drill rod. The YX-10’s 3.5 m mast stroke accommodates an entire 3-meter drill pipe and inner-tube assembly in one continuous pass, significantly speeding up drilling cycles, reducing joint-making downtime, and lowering operator fatigue in deep 1,400-meter holes.
Q2: How does the onboard BW-200 mud pump compare to the pump on smaller models?
A: The YX-10 is equipped with the heavy-duty BW-200 triplex pump, delivering up to 200 L/min flow and 10 MPa discharge pressure (compared to 150 L/min and 8 MPa on BW-150). This higher hydraulic pressure and volume are essential for lifting rock cuttings up thousands of feet in deep annular gaps and maintaining borehole hydrostatic stability.
Q3: Can the YX-10’s wireless remote control navigate steep slope angles?
A: Yes. The heavy-duty 8.5-ton steel crawler chassis features powerful hydraulic drive motors with a climbing capability of up to 40∘. The proportional wireless remote control console allows the operator to stand at a safe vantage point up to 50 meters away while loading onto flatbeds or traversing treacherous mountainous grades.
