The Earth Drill is mechanical equipment designed for quickly drilling holes, primarily used in construction foundation projects. It is effective for drilling in materials like cement, frozen soil, clay, and other tough ground conditions.

The Earth Drill operates by a reduction box driven by a driving device. This reduction box powers the output shaft and drill pipe, causing them to move up and down. As the drill works, soil material moves along the spiral blades and returns to the ground, enabling fast and efficient drilling.

The Earth Drill can create holes with a diameter of up to 2 meters and a depth of up to 18 meters, making it suitable for a wide range of foundation work.

Yes, the Earth Drill is designed to work effectively in various conditions, including cement, frozen soil, clay, and other challenging terrains.

• Simple structure: Easy to use and maintain.
• Strong drilling ability: Capable of handling various ground types.
• Cost-effective: Low operational and production costs.
• Flexibility: Adaptable to different work conditions.
• Versatility: Suitable for drilling in cement, frozen soil, clay, and other difficult terrains.

Yes, the Earth Drill allows adjustments to the drilling depth and diameter, depending on the auger size and the project’s requirements.