200m Small Water Drilling Machine Farm Irrigation Well Drill Rig

Product Description

The RCS200C is a compact water well drilling rig built around a top-drive hydraulic system that delivers stable torque to the drill string, reducing energy loss and improving drilling control. It supports dual-mode operation with both mud pump and air compressor configurations, enabling use of air, foam, or mud circulation to suit varying formation types. The rig accommodates both rotary and down-the-hole (DTH) hammer drilling, allowing it to work effectively from soft soil and gravel up through hard rock, with a drilling depth range of 0 to 200 meters. It's fully hydraulic layout streamlines power transmission, lowers failure points, and helps maintain steady progress on site.

Weighing roughly 2,000 kg and mounted on a rubber track chassis, the RCS200C can be towed by a standard pickup truck, avoiding the need for large transport vehicles and cutting logistics overhead. The diesel engine provides independent, off-grid power, supporting operations in remote, mountainous, or electricity-deficient areas. Its size and mobility also suit confined or limited-access job sites. The rig is deployed across water supply projects, agricultural irrigation wells, shallow geothermal installations, exploration and sampling boreholes, environmental monitoring wells, and small-diameter foundation/micropile work, offering a versatile solution for varied field conditions.

Technical data

Key features

1. Hydraulic Drilling System
The RCS200C borewell digging machine is equipped with a fully hydraulic drive system that provides stable power transmission and reduces the risk of mechanical failure.
It supports both down-the-hole (DTH) hammer and rotary drilling methods, making it suitable for different project needs.
The rig can operate with either a mud pump or an air compressor, allowing it to drill through hard rock when needed.

2. Adaptable to Complex Terrain
The rubber track chassis enables the machine to navigate over rough, uneven surfaces, such as farmland, hills, or narrow paths.
With a total weight of approximately 2,000 kg, the rig can be towed by a standard pickup truck, making transportation simpler.
Its modular design supports quick assembly and disassembly, enabling site setup within 30 minutes.

3. Suitable for a Wide Range of Geological Conditions
The RCS200C is compatible with air, foam, and mud drilling systems, allowing for adaptation to various formations.
It can drill through soft soils, gravel layers, and hard rock, making it usable for rural water supply wells and other field projects.
The machine can operate in various environments, including mountainous terrain, dry areas, and low-temperature zones.

4. Designed for Cost Control and Practical Use
The diesel engine allows the machine to operate independently from the power grid, helping reduce energy-related operating and maintenance costs.
It supports multiple drilling applications such as water wells, geothermal heating wells, test holes, and shallow exploration projects.
The system is designed for single-person operation, which lowers labor requirements on site.

Application

The RCS200C borewell digging machine is designed to meet the needs of various drilling projects across multiple sectors. It is well-suited for domestic water supply, including household wells, village water systems, and emergency water sourcing. In the field of agricultural irrigation, it supports the construction of wells for farmland, orchard drip irrigation, and pasture water supply.

The rig is also used in renewable energy development, such as geothermal air conditioning wells and shallow geothermal exploration. In industrial and exploration drilling, it can be applied to geological sampling, environmental monitoring wells, and small-diameter foundation holes.

The RCS200C also performs reliably under special working conditions, including operations in mountainous rock formations, areas without electrical infrastructure, and confined construction sites. This versatility makes it a practical choice for users with diverse drilling requirements.

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