Product Description
Introducing the HWL390H: Revolutionizing Solar Farm Construction
In the realm of renewable energy, the demand for efficient and reliable equipment is paramount. Enter the HWL390H, a versatile hydraulic pile machine designed to streamline the installation of solar farms. With its robust capabilities and innovative features, this solar pile driver is poised to redefine the landscape of renewable energy infrastructure.
**Characteristics:**
At its core, the HWL390H boasts a drilling diameter range of 90-400 mm, coupled with a drilling depth of 30 m. Its adaptability is further highlighted by a rock hardness tolerance of 6-20 F, making it adept at tackling various terrains. Equipped with a high-pressure working mode, ranging from 1.6 to 2.46 Mpa, it ensures precise and efficient drilling operations. The machine's rotating speed of 0-100 r/min facilitates swift and accurate drilling, while its tilt working angle of 45° enhances maneuverability in challenging environments.
**Uses:**
The HWL390H finds its niche in the construction of solar farms, where the installation of power piles is integral to the foundation. Its ability to handle both DTH hammer and auger drilling methods widens its scope, catering to different project requirements. Whether it's driving screw piles or excavating for traditional concrete foundations, this hydraulic pile machine delivers unmatched performance.
**Applications:**
From small-scale installations to large-scale solar farms, the HWL390H proves to be a reliable workhorse. Its compact dimensions, measuring 3500*2200*4500 mm, ensure ease of maneuverability on-site, while a shipping dimension of 4500*2500*2800 mm facilitates transportation. Weighing in at 7410 kg, it strikes the perfect balance between power and portability. With a rated power of 85 kW, it effortlessly handles demanding drilling tasks while maintaining energy efficiency.
In conclusion, the HWL390H emerges as a game-changer in the realm of solar farm construction. Its versatility, efficiency, and reliability make it a must-have for contractors and developers looking to harness the power of renewable energy. As the demand for sustainable solutions continues to rise, the HWL390H stands ready to drive the future of solar energy forward.
Product Parameters
| Product number |
HWL390H |
|
| Drilling diameter (DTH hammer) |
90-400 |
mm |
| Drilling depth |
30 |
m |
| Air consumption |
10-26 |
m³/min |
| Working pressure |
0.7-1.6(medium-pressure)/1.6-2.46(high pressure) |
Mpa |
| Drill rod diameter |
76/89 |
mm |
| rock hardness |
6-20 |
F |
| Drilling diameter (auger) |
Maximun400 |
mm |
| Drilling depth |
20 |
m |
| Auger diameter |
130-400 |
mm |
| One thrust stroke |
2600 |
mm |
| Slide pitch angle |
120 |
° |
| Slide swing angle |
Left and right total 40 |
° |
| Drill arm swing angle |
Left and right total 50 |
° |
| Rotating speed |
0-100 |
r/min |
| Tilt working angle |
45 |
° |
| Working dimensions(L*W*H) |
3500*2200*4500 |
mm |
| Shipping dimensions |
4500*2500*2800 |
mm |
| weight |
7410 |
kg |
| Driving speed |
0-2.5 |
km/h |
| rated power |
85 |
kw |
| maximum width |
2800 |
mm |
| One side track deployment height |
1200 |
mm |
Features:
1. **Versatility:** The HWL390H offers dual drilling methods - DTH hammer and auger - expanding its utility across various terrains and project requirements.
2. **Precision and Efficiency:** With a drilling diameter range of 90-400 mm and a depth capacity of 30 m, coupled with a high-pressure working mode, it ensures precise and efficient drilling operations.
3. **Adaptability:** Capable of tackling rock hardness ranging from 6 to 20 F, it effortlessly adapts to different geological conditions, making it suitable for a wide range of projects.
4. **Maneuverability:** Featuring a compact design with dimensions of 3500*2200*4500 mm and weighing 7410 kg, it offers ease of maneuverability on-site without compromising on power.
5. **Power and Performance:** Equipped with a rated power of 85 kW and a rotating speed of 0-100 r/min, it delivers robust performance, driving screw piles or excavating for traditional concrete foundations with ease.
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