Robust rock drills for GROUND SUPPORT

GROUND SUPPORT AND STABILISATION

Rock drills are used to reinforce and strengthen existing ground, slopes or portal stabilization with anchors or soil nails. 

Combination of high torque, range of shank rod connections with strong percussion endows installing self-drilling anchors. Also, to allow grout injection directly from the nose cone without endangering the rock drill gear of percussion elements can be found in Doofor rock drills. Ground stabilization refers to methods used to strengthen soil and rock formations that cannot safely support a structure in their natural state.

In infrastructure projects, self-drilling anchors are often installed through soil layers and into stable bedrock. The anchors are then secured with grout, creating a strong bond between the anchor and the surrounding ground.

This approach is commonly known as ground stabilization, soil stabilization, soil nailing or rock anchoring, depending on the application.