Because
of the increased load capacities provided with the SBM 900, the
hydraulic thrust cylinders are used as guide columns. These columns
are in direct line with the drive spindle. Pilot or reaming thrust
is reacted directly through the pivot point of the machine to
assure stability at any drill angle and any thrust load.
This
means reduced bending moment, greater stability and less deviation
of the pilot hole collaring point when you are drilling and
reaming inclined raises. This alignment also reduces wear and
stress on structural members, drive spindle and drill pipe
components.
The
SBM 900 develops reaming torque of 189,000 ft. lbs. / 256,
284 knm. and reaming thrust to 940,000 lbs. / 4,174 kn. This
machine comes standard with hydraulic drive, variable (0-9
RPM) rotary speed, so thrust and torque requirements can be
obtained for cutting rock formations during pilot drilling
as well as back reaming.
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