• Percussion Parts:
    • Pistons: They drive the hammering action in the drifter.
    • Hammer: The main part that delivers the percussive force during drilling.
    • Cylinder Liner: Protects the main body of the drill from wear and tear.
    • Valves: Control the flow of air or hydraulic fluid to various parts of the system.
    • Air or Hydraulic Oil Seals: Prevent leaks and ensure smooth operation.
    • Retainers: Keep various internal components in place and functioning properly.
  • Rotary Parts:
    • Chuck and Chuck Gear: The mechanism that holds and rotates the drill bit.
    • Drive Shaft: Transmits rotary power to the drill bit or drill string.
    • Gearbox: Reduces speed while increasing torque to optimize drilling performance.
    • Bearings: Allow for smooth rotation of the drill bit and other moving parts.
  • Hydraulic System Parts:
    • Hydraulic Hoses: Deliver fluid power to various components of the drill.
    • Hydraulic Pumps: Generate pressure to drive the drifter’s functions.
    • Pressure Relief Valves: Protect the system from excess pressure.
    • Hydraulic Fluid Filters: Clean contaminants from the hydraulic fluid.
  • Structural and Support Components:
    • Frames: The main structure that supports all the parts of the rock drill.
    • Covers and Guards: Provide safety and protect the inner workings of the drifter.
    • Mounting Brackets: Attach the drifter to the machine or drilling rig.
  • Drill Bits and Tooling:
    • Button Bits: Used for drilling into hard rock, available in various sizes and materials.
    • Cross Bits: Typically used for softer rock.
    • Drill Rods: Connect the drill bit to the machine and transfer energy.
  • Cooling and Lubrication Parts:
    • Coolers: Prevent overheating of the machine during operation.
    • Lubrication Pumps: Ensure moving parts are properly lubricated.
    • Lubricants: Specialized oils and greases to keep the drifter running smoothly.
  • Sensors and Control Components:
    • Pressure Sensors: Monitor the pressure within the system.
    • Temperature Sensors: Keep track of operating temperatures.
    • Control Valves: Manage the flow of air, hydraulic fluid, or lubrication.