How to Match the ZMLH08 to Your Project
On a steep-slope anchoring contract, the question is rarely how deep — it is how high. The ZMLH08 high lift anchor drilling rig clears that axis first: a telescopic boom reaches a 9 m maximum vertical working height, letting crews drill anchor-cable and pipe-shed holes from 20 to 80 m without scaffolding. A dual-motor hydraulic power head delivers 7200 N-m of torque at 25-75 r/min, with 75 kN feed and lift force and a 3200 mm main feed stroke, while the upper platform rotates a full 360 degrees so dense multi-row holes along a long slope are drilled without relocating the tracked chassis. The machine handles 90-180 mm boreholes in fractured rock, weathered strata and gravel overburden using DTH air percussion, mud rotary or casing-follow-up methods.
When you submit a ZMLH08 anchor drilling rig inquiry, give us the slope angle and working height of the face, the nominal anchor length and hole diameter, and whether loose overburden demands casing follow-through. Wireless remote operation keeps the operator clear of falling rock; wired control backs it up where radio signals are blocked. Gradeability of up to 25 degrees, a 11,800 kg transport weight compacted to a 10,430 x 2,440 x 2,960 mm frame, and a -20 C to +50 C range set the baseline for highway, railway, water-conservancy and mine slope jobs.
Factory acceptance testing can be arranged before shipment, so you witness the boom extension, rotation and torque output on our Jingzhou floor before the unit leaves. After handover, universal-spec hydraulic spares and the tracked undercarriage components stay available through our parts channel, which matters most when the rig is working on a remote mountain side with no nearby service depot.