Summary of Tire type Water Well Drilling Machine

Pneumatic drilling rig is a drilling equipment with compressed air as the core driving force. It uses compressed air to drive the impactor to generate high-frequency impact energy, combined with low-pressure rotation action to achieve formation fragmentation and drilling operations. At the same time, it uses compressed air to discharge rock debris at the bottom of the hole in real time, ensuring continuous drilling.

1. High maneuverability, transition efficiency far exceeds fixed/tracked equipment
   Relying on a tire type chassis, the equipment does not need to rely on lifting machinery and can drive independently on rural roads and dirt roads in the fields. The transition speed can reach 20-50km/h (some car chassis modification models have higher speeds). For example, in the construction of multiple wells in rural areas, transferring from one village to another 5 kilometers away only takes 10-15 minutes, greatly reducing the connection time for multi site operations; And the tires have minimal damage to hardened road surfaces, avoiding the problem of track type equipment "crushing rural roads and requiring additional repairs", especially suitable for the construction needs of dispersed water wells.
2. Flexible scene adaptation without complex venue limitations
   On the one hand, the equipment is compact in size (small models often have a width of 2.2-2.8 meters), making it easy to enter farmers' courtyards, narrow passages in fields, and even work around orchards and greenhouses, avoiding crop damage and solving the pain point of "inability to enter or turn on" large drilling equipment; On the other hand, some models are equipped with adjustable tire pressure, which can stably pass through non extreme terrains such as gravel, hills, and gentle slopes, without the need to level large areas of land in advance, reducing the cost of pre construction preparation. ​
3. Wide adaptability of drilling functions to meet diverse water well needs
   For different water well scenarios, flexible response can be achieved through drilling tool replacement and parameter adjustment: both spiral drill bits can be used to drill rural household shallow wells with a diameter of 150-300mm within 50 meters, and alloy/diamond drill bits can be installed to drill agricultural irrigation deep wells with a diameter of 300-600mm within 200-300m; Facing common formations such as clay, sand layers, and gravel layers, adjusting the feed pressure and drilling speed can avoid drilling jamming, resulting in a hole formation rate that is more than 30% higher than that of small manual drilling rigs, and is suitable for the grassroots needs of "one well for both domestic water and irrigation".