Petrol Jackhammer for roadwork, construction and demolition applications provides a portable solution for drilling and breaking where access to electricity or compressed air is limited. Powered by its own petrol engine, the machine is suitable for outdoor and remote worksites and can be used for working on concrete, asphalt, rock and other hard surfaces.
Its self-contained design provides greater mobility where power cables, generators or compressor lines would otherwise restrict movement. The machine can be used for breaking concrete, asphalt, rock and other hard surfaces encountered during construction and maintenance work.
For drilling applications, the machine is designed to work with the appropriate drill rod and drilling tool according to the required operation.
| Weight: | 27 kg |
| Dimensions: | 746 X 315 X 229mm |
| Type of Engine: | single cylinder, air cooled two strokes |
| Rotating Speed of Engine: | ≥2450r/min |
| Drilling speed: (mean value of five holes) | ≥250mm/min |
| Fuel Consumption: | 0.121/m |
| Tank Capacity: | ≥1.14L |
| End of drill rod dimensions: | hexagonal 22x108mm |
| Rotating speed of drill rod: | ≥200r/min |
One of the main practical advantages of a petrol rock drill is its independence from external power sources. This makes the machine suitable for jobs where access to electricity or compressed air is limited or inconvenient.
The self-contained petrol engine also allows operators to move between working locations without having to reposition compressor hoses or electrical connections. This can be particularly useful for road maintenance, construction work and other outdoor drilling or breaking operations spread across a jobsite.
Its combination of drilling and breaking capability also makes it suitable for contractors who require a portable machine for different types of site work.
The portable rock drill can be used across several field applications, including:
On worksites where compressors or electrical supplies are difficult to arrange, a fuel-powered machine provides a practical alternative. Because the power source is integrated into the equipment, the operator is not dependent on a separate pneumatic supply during operation.
This makes the machine particularly relevant for jobs that require movement between drilling or breaking locations and for projects carried out away from established site infrastructure.
For other drilling requirements, explore Drillman’s Integral & Tapered Drill Rods and Rock Drilling Equipment.
The machine uses its petrol engine to generate the mechanical action required for drilling or breaking. The resulting impact is transferred through the working tool to the material being drilled or broken.
This self-contained operating principle eliminates the need for a separate compressed-air connection, providing a portable solution for field applications where mobility and access to external power sources are important considerations.
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