Hydraulic Water Well Borehole Drill Machine

Rated drilling diameter is given as 75–450 mm in the technical parameters (marketing text also mentions 100–500 mm); drilling depth range is 2–200 m. Confirm the exact diameter range with the supplier/model variant before purchase.

The rig is driven by a hydraulic power head with two BMR250 hydraulic motors and a power head torque of 5200 N·m. The diesel prime mover is listed as a 60P (44 kW) four‑cylinder diesel engine.

The rig rotation speed range is 60–1200 rpm, allowing selection of slower speeds for hard formations and higher speeds for softer formations.

Standard drill pipe length is 2 m per piece with pipe diameters of 60/76 mm. Rod handling is described as automatic rod unloading with manual rod change, meaning the rig can automatically unload rods from the rack but final connection/disconnection requires manual intervention.

Designed for water wells, mine sampling, geothermal holes, farm irrigation, household/garden wells, and small building piling. It can drill through hard strata but may not be suitable for extremely thick or massive rock layers without specialized bits or pre‑blasting.

Working size is 2100 × 1100 × 4100 mm. Package dimensions are listed as 2540 × 2100 × 1630 mm (main unit) and 1760 × 550 × 860 mm (accessories). Operational weight is about 2000 kg, and its relatively light design is intended to make transport and site moves easier.

The rig lists a lifting weight/capacity of 10 T. Lifting is performed by two hydraulic cylinders (spec: 80/50 × 1500 mm).

The listing references a diesel water pump unit. The product text is ambiguous about exact pump configuration; confirm the model and whether the pump is included with the rig when ordering.

The machine is described as having a simple drilling structure and is easy to learn. Basic operator training in safe rig operation, hydraulic controls, rod handling, and routine maintenance is recommended—this can usually be completed in a short period for someone with drilling experience.

Routine maintenance includes checking and changing engine oil and hydraulic oil/filters, greasing pivot points and the rotary head, inspecting drill rods and bits for wear, monitoring hydraulic hoses and fittings, and keeping water and mud systems clean. Follow the supplier's maintenance schedule for intervals and procedures.

Use appropriate PPE (helmet, gloves, boots, hearing and eye protection), ensure stable and level rig setup, secure the site, follow correct rod handling procedures to avoid pinch/crush injuries, avoid overloading the rig, shut down the engine before servicing, and follow all local safety and environmental regulations.

Yes — the description states it can be used for small building piling such as farmhouses or small factories, provided the pile diameter and depth are within the rig's drilling capacity.

Common accessories include drill rods (2 m), drill bits/augers appropriate for the formation (tricone, PDC, auger, or core bits), mud or water pumps, rod racks, and spare hydraulic filters and seals. Confirm which accessories are supplied and which must be ordered separately.

The machine is marketed as high‑efficiency and fast working due to its hydraulic drive and wide speed/torque range. Actual penetration rates depend on ground conditions, bit selection, and operator skill.

Warranty, spare parts availability, and after‑sales service depend on the manufacturer or supplier. Request warranty terms, a parts list, service network contacts, and recommended spare parts before purchase.