This is the JK930 chassis set up for buyers who spend their days in rock: quarry benches, mine access roads, foundation holes in limestone, geothermal boreholes through granite. Bigger hammer, higher air pressure, wider hole range, and a dust package fitted as standard for sites near villages or roads.
| Clay, sand, gravel | 1.0-1.8 m per minute, mud rotary with tricone |
| Limestone, sandstone | 0.5-1.0 m per minute, 4 or 5 inch hammer |
| Granite, basalt | 0.2-0.5 m per minute, 5 or 6 inch hammer |
| Broken, weathered rock | 0.4-0.8 m per minute, 5 inch hammer with casing shoe |
Bit condition, air setting and operator habits move those numbers by about 30 percent either way. If the bit is in rock from the first metre, order this configuration. If your ground is soil most of the way down, the water well version is cheaper and drills faster.
Send hole size, depth and rock type, and we confirm hammer, bit and compressor rating before the order is placed.