Y26 Hand Held Pneumatic Rock Drill
The Y26 Hand Held Rock Drill is a lightweight yet powerful pneumatic tool, engineered for high-efficiency drilling in a variety of demanding applications. It is the preferred choice for drilling blastholes in medium-hard and hard rock (f=8-18). This versatile machine is ideal for both dry and wet drilling, making it perfect for secondary blasting in mines, quarrying, road construction, and other civil engineering projects.
As a professional rock drilling machine supplier, we offer the Y26 at a competitive price without compromising on quality.
Key Features of the Y26 Rock Drill
● High Efficiency: Delivers powerful impact energy and a high drilling frequency for fast penetration, increasing your project's productivity.
● Lightweight & Portable: At only 26kg, it's easy for a single operator to handle, reducing fatigue and making it ideal for job sites with difficult access.
● Durable Construction: Built to last with high-quality materials, ensuring reliability and a long service life even in the toughest conditions.
● Versatile Operation: Suitable for both wet and dry drilling, and capable of drilling vertical, horizontal, and inclined blastholes.
Technical Specifications for Y26 Hand Held Drill
Parameter | Value | Unit |
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Weight | 26 | kg |
Dimensions (L×W×H) | 650 x 534 x 125 | mm |
Cylinder Diameter | 65 | mm |
Piston Stroke | 70 | mm |
Working Pressure | 0.4 | Mpa |
Impact Energy | ≥ 30 | J |
Drilling Frequency | ≥ 23 | Hz |
Air Consumption | ≤ 47 | L/s |
Idle Speed | ≥ 200 | r/min |
Noise | ≤ 124 | dB(A) |
Working Water Pressure | 0.3 ~ 0.35 | Mpa |
Air Hose Inner Diameter | 19 | mm |
Water Hose Inner Diameter | 13 | mm |
Drilling Diameter | 34 ~ 42 | mm |
Drilling Depth | 5 | m |
Shank Size | 25 x 108 | mm |
Optional: FY200 Oiler | Value | Unit |
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Weight | 1.2 | kg |
Oil Capacity | 0.25 | L |
Y26 Portable Jack Hammer Accessories

Operating & Safety Guidelines
Before using your pneumatic rock drill, please follow these essential steps:
1. Pre-Drilling Inspection: Check the integrity of all parts. Ensure lubricant is filled, air and waterways are clear, and all connections are secure.
2. Worksite Safety Check: Inspect the working face for any loose rocks and clear them before starting.
3. Wet Drilling is a Must: Strictly avoid dry drilling. Always turn on the water supply before the air, and turn off the air before the water when stopping.
4. Proper Operation: Start drilling at a low speed to create a stable hole, then switch to full speed. Do not wear gloves during operation.
5. Correct Stance: When using an air leg, maintain a safe stance. Never use your body to apply pressure and always stand clear of the drill rod's path.
6. Monitor Performance: If you hear any abnormal sounds or see unusual water discharge, stop immediately and inspect the machine.
7. Changing Rods: When withdrawing or replacing a drill rod, run the machine slowly and handle with care.