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Drop Hammer Operation

  • Powered from auxiliary hydraulics on the probing machine
  • Drops 140 pound weight from a height of 30 inches
  • 60 blows per minute driving rate
  • Accurate, repeatable results
  • The anvil impact surface and all moving parts are enclosed for safety.

Mounting

  • Mounts on most 7730DT, 7720DT, and, 6620DT machines with a minimum of initial field modification
  • Hammer can be mounted or detached within minutes using the probe machine's winch
  • Easy on and off requires one pin to be pulled - no bolts to keep track of
  • Hammer can safely be stored upright on storage base for small footprint and easy access.

DH100 Drop Hammer
Ryan Kejr, Project Engineer, explains the use of the DH100 Auto Drop Hammer
Easy access to confining spaces
During augering operations, the DH100 Automatic Drop Hammer easily and quickly swings away and can be secured from the field technician’s work area.  The drop hammer is mounted on a Geoprobe 7730DT machine. Ryan Kejr, Project Engineer, uses an in inhouse training session to explain setting the drop height of the DH100 Auto Drop Hammer. Environmental Field Services in Westfield, IN, enjoys access to many confining spaces, including an athletic club in Indianapolis. Their Geoprobe® Model 66 Series track machine, equipped with the DH66 Drop Hammer, tracked into the facility's locker room and racquetball court for geotechnical soil sampling.


     
 
     
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