JK810 Crawler Rock Anchor Drilling Rig

The JK810 is the rig our customers use for rock anchoring and slope stabilization work. It drills 90 to 140 mm holes to install rock bolts, soil nails, anchor tendons and micropiles on highway cuts, retaining walls, and landslide-prone slopes. The crawler base lets it sit on the slope itself, which is exactly where a truck-mounted rig cannot go.

One operator runs it. The engine, compressor and hydraulics are all on the machine, so there is no separate air supply to drag up the hill. The mast swings forward 0 to 90 degrees and side-swings +/-45 degrees, so you can set the anchor angle the engineering drawing calls for.

Why it fits anchoring work

• Drills at the required angle. The adjustable mast holds the hole on line, which matters for anchor quality and pull-out strength.
• Climbs the slope. 350 mm tracks and 30-degree gradeability put the rig right at the work face.
• Handles hard rock. The DTH hammer cuts through the granite and basalt you hit on rock slopes without bogging down.
• Compact for tight benches. The 2,200 mm width fits the narrow benches and working platforms common on slope jobs.

JK810 key specs

What to tell us when you enquire

Send us the anchor diameter, the depth you need, the angle, and the rock you are drilling. We will spec the hammer, bit and rod package to match and give you a price with shipping. Every machine ships with a starter spares kit, an English manual, and video guides, and carries a 12-month or 2,000-hour warranty.

Delivery runs about 35 to 55 working days, and we handle the full export documentation. If you are anchoring a highway cut, a dam abutment, or a landslide site, we have likely supplied a machine for similar work. Tell us your project and we will quote it.