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Tunnel - PG185

Introduction

Specific equipment for fore poling in tunnel works prompted Casagrande, in co-operation with specialist contractors, to design and develop machinery that would enable perfectly aligned holes to be drilled quickly and economically.

The machines were designed based on mounting on a highly maneuverable hydraulic base carrier, a long, horizontal mast, supported by two telescopic columns that would permit the angle of inclination of the mast to be set to the alignment of the tunnel.

The two telescopic columns are mounted to ring gears that permit the rotation of the mast by 180°.

 

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Technical Data

Tunnel – PG185EUUSA
Engine power186kW249HP
Width of crawler2460 mm8 ft
MAST
Stroke of rotary head19000 mm62.3ft
Extraction force80 kN18,000 lbs
Crowd force80 kN18,000 lbs
CLAMPS
Diameters
40 ÷ 254 mm1,6 ÷ 10 in
ROTARY HEAD
Torque15210 Nm11.218 lbs/ft
Drilling speed400 rpm400 rpm
WEIGHT
Weight in working condition45000 kg99.200 lb

Optional Equipment

BASIC MACHINE

    • Other rotary heads available
    • Drifter T40
    • Jet system
    • 2-rod loader, rods max ø 140 mm, max. lenght 8000 mm
    • Spike driver (max 2 spikers)
    • Increased stabilizers, Stroke 2000 mm,
    • max. lifting 1500 mm
    • Double head
    • 5 m latticed extension for jet
    • Sliding extension 6.5 m for jet
    • Water pump
    • Foam pumps
    • Line lubricators
    • Drive units
    • Chuck P114
    • Sliding of clamps group, max. sliding 600 mm
    • Mobile elevating working platform
    • Dual motor equipment
    • Cable reel

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