The three-gang 210-3 SRA is powerful enough to tow the air compressor with an optional tow-bar assembly and features an internal regulator to prevent breakage caused by high-pressure spikes.
E-Z Drill offers a line of multi-gang slab-rider drills for accurate concrete drilling from an easily maneuverable machine. The series consists of three self-propelled models: the three-gang 210-3 SRA, four-gang 210-4 SRA and five-gang 210-5 SRA.
The compact frame design allows each drill to operate in a 4-ft. (1.2 m) patch while drilling to within 6 in. (15.2 cm) of a corner. The bits drill to a standard 18-in. (45.7 cm) depth, and each unit can be adjusted easily to drill into the center of a 24-in. (61 cm) slab. Contractors can adjust the gang spacing between 12 and 36 in. (30.5 and 91.4 cm), with greater width settings available through custom orders.
The pneumatic drills, which are powerful enough to tow the air compressor with an optional tow-bar assembly, feature an internal regulator to prevent breakage caused by high-pressure spikes. When used with the tow bar kit, the SRA models eliminate the need for an additional vehicle. This enables one person to drill, move the machine and tow the compressor, saving labor and fuel costs. Additionally, a tri-steering feature simplifies maneuverability as the machine can rotate within its own radius without needing to be disconnected from the air compressor.
An auto-alignment feature allows operators to quickly reposition the drills after each hole set, resulting in the ability to drill more holes in a single day than other units. E-Z Drill's roller bearing feed system provides friction-free drilling. Each model also features an individual regulator that allows the operator to set the optimum drilling speed for each drill.
Like all E-Z Drill units, the multi-gang slab rider drills feature quick-release bit guides for fast changes with any bit style. Quick-coupler air fittings and easily replaceable carriages lessen downtime for repairs, according to the manufacturer.
Slab-rider drills reference from the top of the concrete slab, which provides optimum accuracy and eliminates disturbance of the subgrade — a key requirement in many state contracts. An optional on-grade conversion kit makes the slab rider models more versatile for varying applications since it can reference from the subgrade when the top of a slab is not available. For additional versatility, the slab-rider models can drill vertically after just a few adjustments. This makes the machine useful for mud jacking and under-sealing applications.
A number of features built into the slab rider models contribute to durability and long service life. Multi-point oil injection lubricates each drill individually from a single reservoir to ensure they always have the proper amount of oil. This helps the drill motor last longer than with a central oiling system, which doesn't offer individual lubrication adjustments. An automatic drill shutoff further extends each drill's life by preventing “dry-firing.” Foam-filled tires with heavy-duty spindles eliminate flat tires and prevent breakage.
For operator safety, E-Z Drill features carriage locks to keep the drills and bits in place when the air supply is off or disconnected. Additionally, auto-locking air couplers keep the air supply hose on the drill coupling without the connection being manually pinned. A lifting point built onto each unit ensures the drill is balanced when being loaded and unloaded.
About E-Z Drill
E-Z Drill offers contractors equipment for concrete drilling and doweling that is faster, more accurate and safer than handheld rock drills. The company was established in 1987 and manufactures slab rider, on-grade and equipment-mounted drills with as many as five gangs as well as vertical utility models and concrete drilling accessories, such as dust-collection systems. E-Z Drill also can custom design and build automatic drill systems for specific jobs.
For more information, call 800/272-0121 or visit www.ezdrill.com.
