With an average altitude of over 5,000 meters, the area features thin air, bitter freezing cold and drastic temperature differences between day and night. Conventional drilling rigs often suffer from power loss, difficult startup and hydraulic leakage, making high-altitude construction a long-standing engineering challenge.
Xiongtai tracked full-hydraulic drilling rigs, developed through dedicated technical research tailored to plateau operating conditions, have been widely deployed at construction sites across Xizang and Xinjiang. Boasting robust performance including reliable startup at extreme low temperatures of -30°C and undiminished power at altitudes up to 5,400 meters, they break through bottlenecks in plateau construction and serve as a dependable steel workforce for high-altitude drilling operations.
The whole machine features reinforced structural design, capable of withstanding extreme temperature swings between day and night. It operates fault-free during long-duration continuous work, greatly cutting maintenance costs at plateau construction sites.
At work sites in Xizang at altitudes of 5375.8 meters and 5421.2 meters, the equipment was quickly commissioned and put into position, running fault-free throughout the whole process with efficient and orderly drilling work; all performance indicators met design standards. At high-altitude mining areas in Xinjiang, amid harsh working conditions including sandstorms and frozen soil, the drilling rigs still deliver powerful power and stable drilling performance. Their tangible construction efficiency has earned high recognition from customers.