Hand-Held Pneumatic Rock Drill

Y19A Hand-Held Pneumatic Rock Drill, H22 × 108

Model:Y19A / H22 × 108

Selected configuration:Y19A H22 × 108

Selected reference:PFM-Y19A

19 kg hand-held pneumatic rock drill for 34–40 mm holes with H22 × 108 mm shank rods.

A compact air rock drill for short-hole work; match the shank, bit, air pressure, hose and lubrication before quotation.

  • H22 × 108 mm shank interface
  • 34–40 mm reference hole range
  • 19 kg reference machine weight

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Send the exact model or suffix, rock condition, hole diameter and depth, drilling direction, drill-steel interface, air pressure and flow, feed setup, quantity and delivery country.

At a Glance

19 kgMachine Weight
600 × 534 × 157 mmOverall Dimensions
65 mmCylinder Bore

Technical Specifications

Machine Weight19 kg
Overall Dimensions600 × 534 × 157 mm
Cylinder Bore65 mm
Piston Stroke54 mm
Working Pressure4–5 bar
Impact Energy≥40 J at 5 bar
Blow Frequency≥35 Hz at 5 bar
Air Consumption≤43 L/s at 5 bar
Recommended Hole Diameter34–40 mm
Shank and Reference DepthH22 × 108 mm; up to 5 m

Final interface dimensions, selected configuration and supply scope are stated in the formal quotation or approved drawing.

Compatibility and Required Interfaces

Drill rod

H22 × 108 mm shank rod

Rock-drill chuck, collar and shank must match

Confirm taper angle at the bit end separately.

Drill bit

34–40 mm H22 tapered bit

Same taper as the selected rod and matched socket

Select face, buttons and flushing for the rock and hole requirement.

Compressor, hose and lubricator

4–5 bar tool-inlet system

19 mm air hose reference; continuous lubrication

Compressor outlet pressure alone is not sufficient; account for hose loss and simultaneous tools.

Pneumatic Drilling Performance

Compact Hand-Held Percussion System

Compressed air drives the piston for impact while the operator controls feed and rotation through the hand-held drilling system.

Buyer value

The 19 kg machine is suited to short-hole work where a matched rod, bit, air supply, flushing and lubrication system is available.

Selection condition

Performance figures are pressure-specific. Confirm tool-inlet pressure, hose size, lubrication, flushing, drilling direction and duty cycle.

Application Scenarios

  • Quarrying and secondary blasting
  • Mine and tunnel development
  • Road and foundation rock work

Quality and Pre-Shipment Checks

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Configuration and Functional Check

Recorded before shipment when included in the quotation

Ordered machine configuration and agreed test conditions

Verify model and shank, inspect external condition and connections, and perform the agreed functional check under the quotation-defined conditions.

Supply Scope, MOQ and Delivery

Minimum Order QuantityConfirmed in written quotation
Lead TimeConfirmed in written quotation

Available Supply Configurations

  • Final packing list confirmed in the written quotation

Export Packing

Final packaging, corrosion protection, crate or pallet method and shipping marks are confirmed in the written quotation.

Warranty and After-Sales

Warranty, spare-parts scope and service terms are confirmed in the written quotation for the selected supplier configuration.

Safety and Maintenance Notes

Use only after the exact model, interface, operating pressure, hose, lubrication and supplied manual are confirmed. Follow local regulations, site risk assessment and required PPE.

Selection & Technical Guides

Use these guides to confirm compatibility, operating inputs, inspection points, and RFQ details before ordering.

Hand-Held vs Air-Leg Rock Drill: Y19A vs YT28 Selection Guide

Y19A Pneumatic Rock Drill Maintenance: 8-Hour, 40-Hour, and 200-Hour Checklist

How to Choose an Air-Leg Rock Drill for Underground Mining

Pneumatic Rock Drill Anatomy: How the Piston, Valve, Rifle Bar, Chuck, and Flushing Work

Air-Leg Rock Drill RFQ Checklist: 15 Specs Buyers Should Confirm Before Ordering

Order Documentation

Commercial invoice and packing list; any additional certificates are confirmed per order

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I size the air supply for a Y19A?
Use the stated 4–5 bar pressure and up to 43 L/s reference consumption at 5 bar as tool-inlet values. Add capacity for hose pressure loss, couplings, leakage, altitude and any simultaneous pneumatic tools.
Are the rods, bits, hose and lubricator included?
Not automatically. The quotation lists the rock-drill body, rods, bits, hose, lubricator, optional pusher leg, spare parts and packing separately unless a complete set is explicitly stated.
What job information is needed to confirm the Y19A?
Provide rock type, hole diameter and depth, drilling direction, available pressure at the tool, compressor capacity, current rod/bit interfaces, expected daily workload, quantity and delivery country.

Required Drill-Steel, Air and Feed Interfaces

The Y19A system combines the rock drill, H22 × 108 rods, 34–40 mm bits, 19 mm air hose, water line and lubricator. An FT100 pusher leg can be quoted on request.

Ready to Confirm the Configuration?

Request a Quote for Y19A / H22 × 108

We will confirm the drill body, shank and drill-steel interface, bit connection, dry or wet setup, air leg or feed, lubricator, hose and water setup, accessories, supply scope and export packing.

  • Product-specific quotation
  • Interface confirmation
  • Export packing options