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Cleaning with compressed air is dangerous. Do not use compressed air for cleaning unless no alternate method of cleaning is available. The nozzle pressure MUST remain below 207 kPa (30 psi). Personal

When you get your air leg rock drill, regardless you are new user or experienced use please do as the followings: Review the manufacturer's instruction of the air leg rock drill before using rather th

Air Leg Rock Drill, aka Pneumatic rock drill, requires daily care to keep in top shape. Followings are some acknowledges on how to properly maintain pneumatic rock drill with these basic steps.

Updated after Air Leg Rock Drill Safety(1): Using, Handing And Maintaining​( https://www.chinacoalindustry.com/newinfo475) Followings are the 2nd chapter of safety guidelines to follow when inspectin

Here are the first chapter of safety guidelines to follow when inspecting, using and maintaining pneumatic rock drills:

The sound of the pneumatic rock drill blows, combined with the explosive air exhaust, makes pneumatic rock drill dangerously loud, emitting 100 decibels at two meters. Sound-blocking earmuffs must be