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Blasthole Drilling Rigs
YQD-165 Blasthole Drilling Rig
Discuss this blasthole configuration against your hole diameter, drilling depth and rock conditions. A crawler configuration for discussing movement and positioning across a drilling site. Confirm access conditions, transport dimensions and stabilizer requirements with the proposed setup.
- Bore diameter
- 140–165 mm
- Mounting
- Crawler
- Equipment family
- Blastholes
- Supply scope
- Configured to the project
Final configuration, pricing, delivery and support terms are confirmed for the specific order.
Configuration details.
| Equipment family | Blasthole Drilling Rigs |
|---|---|
| Mounting configuration | Crawler |
| Supplier model | YQD-165 |
| Drilling method | DTH percussive drilling |
| Borehole diameter | 140–165 mm |
| Listed drilling depth | 20–30 m |
| Listed machine weight | 8000–9500 kg |
| Listed transport dimensions | Approx. 4500 × 2200 × 2400 mm |
| Listed engine power | 92 kW |
| Listed rotation speed | 60–100 rpm |
| Listed rotation torque | 2000–2800 N·m |
These supplier-listed values describe a configuration, not a guarantee across all hole sizes and ground conditions. Confirm the final technical sheet and supply scope with your quotation.
Configuration evidence & enquiry sheet.
Supplier listing reviewed 17 October 2026
The supplier table includes compressor-system fields; whether they describe integrated equipment, an option or external supply remains to be confirmed. The listed weight is a range and is not the shipment gross weight.
Published values remain supplier catalogue claims. Obtain the accepted technical sheet for the offered revision before ordering.
- Diameter, depth, angle, rock description and site constraints
- Compatible part numbers, drawings and applicable operating data
- Included tools, auxiliaries, spares and documentation
- Actual packing, inspection, delivery and support responsibilities
Plan around the job.
Quarry drilling
Match borehole diameter, hole depth and rock conditions to the equipment.
Mining drill-and-blast work
Review the drilling method, air supply and site movement requirements.
Contract drilling
Discuss tool consumption, maintenance access and supporting equipment.
Discuss the package.
Confirm what is included in the quotation. Supporting tools and attachments are selected to match the equipment and your planned work.
- DTH hammer and drill bits
- Compatible drill string
- Air compressor and hose requirements
- Wear parts and maintenance documentation
Before you choose.
What should I include in my inquiry?
Share your target depth, borehole diameter, ground conditions and project destination. For sampling, include your core or sample requirements.
Does the listed capacity apply to every job?
No. Capacity depends on the specific configuration and working conditions. Confirm the relevant depth, diameter, tooling and power combination in the final technical sheet.
Can I include tools and spare parts?
Include your requirements in the inquiry so compatibility, availability and the included supply scope can be checked with the manufacturer.
How are shipping and warranty terms agreed?
Delivery, inspection, warranty coverage and support responsibilities are agreed for the specific order and recorded in the quotation or contract.
Explore related equipment.
Put your project into the brief.
Discuss the equipment, supporting tools and the details that matter on your site.
Plan the matching equipment package.
Review the supporting parts.
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