What is a rock drill used for?

Rock drills are tough, versatile and dependable. They are lightweight tools for drilling holes for anchor bolts and small dowel hole drilling. This rock drill is between 50-59 lbs., with ergonomic single-lever throttle controls for easy use. It can deliver up to 2,100 blows per minute (bpm) to get through the toughest materials.

How do you use a rock drill?

Drill through granite or hard-faced rock, or complete quarry drilling or secondary holes for blasting with our pneumatic rock drills. Rock drills are tough, versatile and dependable. They are lightweight tools for drilling holes for anchor bolts and small dowel hole drilling.

What excavator rock drills does Canyon sell?

Canyon supplies high quality excavator rock drills for the rock drilling industry. From DTH drills to larger excavator mounted rock drills, our drills are world class quality and are backed by our exceptional customer service and tech support!

How do I choose the best apt Rock Drill?

Learn how to select the ideal APT rock drill for your specific tasks, covering key factors to consider for efficiency and optimal performance on the job. Drill through rock with ease. Our 9–60 lb Rock Drills hit 2,100–3,400 BPM, great for anchor holes, blasting prep, or tough surfaces. Use wet or dry with the APT valve for total jobsite control.

How powerful is a PT M109 Rock Drill?

With 2,100 to 3,400 BPM and an attachable APT valve, our tools can be used in wet or dry environments and are powerful enough for all your drilling needs! Lightweight and easy to handle, the APT M109 rock drill is perfect for drilling anchor bolt holes and small dowel holes.

Where can I buy a used vertical drill?

MachineryTrader.com offers a large selection of new and used vertical drills for sale from industry mainstays such as Caterpillar, Atlas Copco, Ingersoll-Rand, Sandvik, and many other manufacturers. One popular example is the Sandvik D25KS down-the-hole blast hole drill.