Wontech High-Quality DHD3.5 WT3 BR3 3" Inch DTH Hammer Down The Hole hammer for boreholes drilling mining
Wontech High - Quality DHD3. 5 WT3 BR3 is a high-performance 3" Inch Reverse Circulation Hammer, specializing in boreholes drilling for mining. It has high quality: good quality, high – quality, original, ubiquitous. DTH hammers are based on a high-impact design and are used for both medium and hard rock formations. Its precision-engineered parts make it tough enough to survive even the toughest conditions and provide a long service life. Wontech DHD3 whether it is in large - scale mining projects or smaller exploration tasks. 5 WT3 BR3: Reliable Drilling Solutions for Accurate Boreholes
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BR2 DTH Hammer |
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Specifications |
Metric |
Imperial |
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Hammer Length without Bit |
810mm |
31.89in |
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Weight without Bit |
12.5 kg |
27.58lb |
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Outside Diameter of the Hammer |
Φ64 mm |
2.52in |
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Top Sub Thread |
RD50 BOX |
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Working Air Pressure Range |
8-15bar/116-217.5psi |
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Recommended Rotary Speed |
30-50r/min |
BR3 DTH Hammer |
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Specifications |
Metric |
Imperial |
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Hammer Length without Bit |
871 mm |
34.29 in |
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Weight without Bit |
21 kg |
27.581b |
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Outside Diameter of the Hammer |
Φ82 mm |
3.29 in |
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Top Sub Thread |
API2 3/8”REG PIN |
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Working Air Pressure Range |
10-17bar/145-246.5 psi |
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Recommended Rotary Speed |
30-50r/min |
WD30R DTH Hammer |
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Specifications |
Metric |
Imperial |
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Hammer Length without Bit |
854 mm |
33.62 in |
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Weight without Bit |
27.15 kg |
59.86lb |
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Outside Diameter of the Hammer |
Φ82 mm |
3.23in |
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Top Sub Thread |
API2 3/8”REG PIN |
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Working Air Pressure Range |
10-25 bar/145-363 psi |
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Recommended Rotary Speed |
30-60r/min |
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Impact Rate at 17 Bar |
The drill string is lowered into the borehole.
mechanism opens and closes rapidly, allowing the air to pass through and create a series of powerful blows.
The striker moves downward, striking the top of a drill bit.
DTH Bit: The drill bit, connected to the DTH hammer, receives the impact energy from the striker. The intense hammering
action of the bit against the rock formation causes it to break and create a borehole.
Rotation: In addition to the hammering action, the drill string is often rotated to facilitate the drilling process. The
rotation helps to clear debris from the borehole and maintain the straightness of the hole.
Extraction: After drilling a certain depth, the DTH hammer and drill bit are removed from the borehole. The process may
involve adding more drill pipes to the drill string as the borehole gets deeper.