HCR1100-ER ROCK DRILL – BETTER PENETRATION WITH INCREASED IMPACT
The HCR1100-ER drill incorporates innovative features for higher output and is capable of drilling at larger diameters.
Utilizing a Cummins® Tier-IV EPA compliant engine, the HCR1100-ER combines higher performance with fuel efficiency.
The Furukawa HD822 drifter (patent applied for) is designed to minimize drill noise and vibration, while increasing performance. With 26.7% more impact and 13% more airflow than its predecessor, this drill has the ability to perform in harder rock at a larger diameter.
HCR1100-ER Features & Benefits
- The improved electro-hydraulic controls allow easier operation.
- With FRD’s TFSS (total fuel savings system), the operator selects the optimum engine speed for the application, allowing all fuel savings functions to be automatically managed during drilling operation.
- The monitoring system incorporates gauges next to the drilling station, allowing the operator a quick visual of engine temperature, hydraulic oil temperature and fluid levels.
- Automatic rod changer eliminates the need for operators to manually install drill steel, resulting in increased production and enhanced operator safety.
- Upgraded compressor increases free air delivery by nearly 28% to accommodate larger diameter drilling.
- Winch-ready frame adds application versatility.
- Optional wireless remote allows tramming and drilling from a secondary location.
- The improved electro-hydraulic controls allow easier operation.
- With FRD’s TFSS (total fuel savings system), the operator selects the optimum engine speed for the application, allowing all fuel savings functions to be automatically managed during drilling operation.
- The monitoring system incorporates gauges next to the drilling station, allowing the operator a quick visual of engine temperature, hydraulic oil temperature and fluid levels.
- Automatic rod changer eliminates the need for operators to manually install drill steel, resulting in increased production and enhanced operator safety.
- Upgraded compressor increases free air delivery by nearly 28% to accommodate larger diameter drilling.
- Winch-ready frame adds application versatility.
- Optional wireless remote allows tramming and drilling from a secondary location.
Specifications
Title | Unit |
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Operating weight with fuel & oil in lbs. (kg) | 27,500 lbs (12,460 kgs) |
Travel speed | 0 - 2 mph (0 - 3.2 km/h) |
Maximum traction force | 19,700 lb-force (88 kN) |
Maximum grade of hill climb | 57.7% (30°) |
Oscillating angle | ±7.6° |
Ground clearance in inches (mm) | 23″ (585 mm) |
Ground contact pressure *3 | 11.2 psi (77.3 kPa) |
Title | Unit |
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Model | HD 822 |
Operating weight in lbs. (kg) | 533 lbs (242 kgs) |
Power | 29.5 hp (22 kW) |
Overall length in inches (mm) | 44.5″ (1,130 mm) |
Overall width in inches (mm) | 14.7″ (373 mm) |
Overall depth in inches (mm) | 12.9″ (328 mm) |
Number of blows BPM | 2,700 - 3,300 BPM |
Number of revolutions | 190 rpm (190 min-1) |
Title | Unit |
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Make & model | Cummins® QSB6.7 |
Type | Water Cooled, 6-Cylinder Diesel Engine |
Rated output | 226 hp/2,200 rpm / 168 kW/2,200 min-1 |
Emission control | Tier-IV Final |
Fuel capacity | 84 gal (320 L) |
DEF capacity | 5 gal (19 L) |
Title | Unit |
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Variable displacement pump | Axial Piston Pump X2 |
Fixed displacement pump | Gear Pump X3 |
Drive motor | Hydraulic Motor with Reduction Gear |
Title | Unit |
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Model | JE326 |
Type | Extension Boom |
Boom lifting angle: up/down | 45°/15° |
Boom swing angle: right/left | 30°/30° |
Boom slide length in inches (mm) | 3′11″ (1,200 mm) |
Title | Unit |
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Model | GH831 |
Overall length in inches (mm) | 26′0″ (7,925 mm) |
Feed length in inches (mm) | 15′8″ (4,781 mm) |
Guide slide length in inches (mm) | 3′11″ (1,200 mm) |
Guide swing angle: right/left | 30°/90° |
Guide tilt angle | 180° |
Maximum pulling force | 7,060 lb-force (31.4 kN) |
Feed system | Motor Chain |
Title | Unit |
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Make & model | AIRMAN PDS265-S37C |
Type | Screw 1-Stage |
Discharge airflow | 275 CFM (7.8 m3/min) |
Discharge pressure | 149 psi (1.03 Mpa) |
Title | Unit |
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Model | A844 |
Airflow | 918 CFM (26 m3/min) |
Number of elements | 5 |
Dust removal system | Automatic Pulse Air Jet |
Suction cap | Slide Type |
Title | Unit |
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Number of rods | 5 |
Rod length T38 – T45 in inches (mm) | 10′/12′ (3.05 mm/3.66 mm) |
Title | Unit |
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Battery | 12V; 108Ah/5hr |
Voltage | DC 24V |
Title | Unit |
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Fuel tank | 84 gal (320 L) |
Hydraulic tank | 45 gal (170 L) |
DEF tank *4 | 5 gal (19 L) |
Title | Unit |
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Bit diameter in inches (mm) | 2.5″ - 4″ (64 mm - 102 mm) |
Rod size | T38 - T45 |
Rod length in inches (mm) | 10′ or 12′ (3,050 mm or 3,660 mm) |
First rod length maximum in inches (mm) | 13′ (4,000 mm) |
Title | Unit |
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Operating temperature | 5° to 113° F / −15° to +45° C |
Options
Water / Dust Suppression System – 35 gal
Water / Dust Suppression System – 70 gal
Remote Control
2D Angle Indicator
Rear Bumper
Cold Weather Kit (Esper, Webasto)
Heating Pad
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