Alternative Names: Pneumatic drilling rigs are commonly known as pneumatic rock drills or pneumatic drilling equipment. These rigs

 mainly use compressed air as the power source, completing drilling tasks through high-speed rotation and impact.

Main Uses:

1. Mining: Pneumatic drilling rigs are widely used in mining for drilling tasks, especially in drilling blast holes in hard rock and ore layers.

2. Geological Exploration: In geological exploration, pneumatic drilling rigs are used for core drilling to help geologists understand underground

 structures and mineral distributions.

3. Construction: In construction projects, pneumatic drilling rigs are used for foundation drilling, pile foundation construction, and drilling tasks

 in large projects such as tunnels and subways.

4. Water Conservancy Projects: In water conservancy projects, pneumatic drilling rigs are used for drilling wells and constructing water intake holes.

5. Oil and Gas: In oil and gas extraction, pneumatic drilling rigs are used for shallow drilling and surface sampling.

Product Introduction:

Pneumatic drilling rigs are characterized by high efficiency, portability, and the ability to adapt to various geological conditions. Their compact 

design, ease of operation, and low maintenance costs make them an ideal choice for various drilling tasks. Here are some significant advantages 

of pneumatic drilling rigs:

1. High Efficiency: Pneumatic drilling rigs can complete drilling tasks in a shorter time, significantly improving work efficiency.

2. Versatility: Suitable for various geological conditions, from hard rock to soft soil.

3. Portability: Most pneumatic drilling rigs are compact and easy to carry and operate, suitable for working in complex terrains.

4. Low Maintenance: Due to their robust design and advanced technology, pneumatic drilling rigs have a low failure rate and low maintenance costs.