Mechanical Hydraulic Core Drilling Rig XY 6B

How to Match the XY-6B to Your Project

The metre rate of an exploration programme is set by core recovery rather than by rotary speed, and that is where the XY-6B spindle-type core drilling rig earns its budget. Rated for 2400 m in NQ wireline and 1800 m in HQ, it pairs a 7800 N·m spindle torque with an 8-speed 96-1025 r/min head, so a crew can dial the feed pressure and rotation to hard rock without stalling. The 720 mm long spindle stroke and 118 mm inner bore are sized for NQ and HQ triple-tube coring, while the skid base keeps the whole unit under 4600 kg before the power pack. If your target holes sit inside 1800-2400 m of medium-hard to fractured rock, this is the workhorse core drilling rig; shallow foundation holes would mean paying for depth you will never use.

Asking for an XY-6B drilling rig quotation works best when you send the coring task first. Tell us the wireline size you plan to run (NQ versus HQ), the target core recovery and the hardest rock expected — the eight-speed head lets crews slow down for abrasive ground or speed up through overburden. Let us know whether mains power reaches the camp, because the 75 kW electric drive is for permanent sites while the 90 kW diesel pack serves remote field work. Rod string and diamond bits are then chosen around the 90 kN pull-up and 12 MPa hydraulic circuit, since that loop sets the real productivity.

Bore size, power pack and diamond bits move the price, so the XY-6B is quoted to the hole programme rather than to a catalogue. The final bill of materials is confirmed before shipment, and the unit that reaches your exploration camp matches the paperwork you approved. Send the geology column and target recovery rate and a commercial outline follows within days.