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Description: The Aquila is a hydraulic top
hammer production drill mounted on a center
articulated carrier designed for high mobility in
underground mines with ramp access. The drill
comes standard with a 12 rod carousel.
Performance: The Aquila can be used to drill
from 1 5/8 inch ( 41 mm ) to 4.5 inch ( 114
mm ) diameter holes to a depth greater than
65 ft ( 20 m) . The range of drilling includes
360° ring in 107° of plane from 3° below
horizontal to 15° past vertical.
Accra Feed and ERIS panel
The inclusion of Accra Feed on Cubex
underground drills has increased overall drill
performance by providing optimal pressure to
the bit in all rock conditions. Lost drill string
situations are reduced and overall hole
integrity is improved.
All the hydraulic control functions are
electric/hydraulic controlled through the
CAN-BUS controller/computer and
programmable modules – this provides more
robust mechanical connections in the wiring
harnesses.
The Cubex ERIS system is set up so that mine
managers and engineers are able access the
benefits of an expandable control platform.
This unit has proven to be very reliable, while
providing a high degree of productivity.
AQUILA
Main Specifications
Carrier MEM]944
Safety Canopy FOPS / ROPS
Feed Top hammer feed, fixed centralizer/
clamps
Carousel 12 drill rods (up to 3 in. rods)
Positioning System Single Slideover
Control System ERIS Panel
Powerpack 75 hp 55 kW
Hammer Lubrication KVL 10]1
Water Injection System 27 lpm (48 bar) | 7 gal/min (700 psi)
Tramming length 8.75 m 344 in.
Tramming width 2.24 m 88 in.
Tramming height 2 .7 m 107 in.
Weight 21 772 Kg 48 000 lbs
Tramming speed, diesel
Horizontal 10 Kph 4.3 mph
Speed at 15% grade 10 Kph 4.3 mph
Tramming speed, electric
Horizontal only 1 Kph 0.6 mph
Max Gradeability 35%
Technical Specification
UNDERGROUND DRILLS
Hydraulic rock drill HL 710
Hydraulic rock drill HL 710
Hole Diameter 64—114 mm 2.5—4.5 in.
Power Class 19.5 kW
Percussion Rate 42—52 Hz
Operating Pressure 100—190 bar 1450—2755 psi
Rotation (max) 200 bar 2900 psi
403-18 R10A—03/22/2010