A pneumatic drill, also known as an air drill, water drill equipment, or water drill, consists of several key components that work together to use compressed air as a power source to perform the drilling operation. Here are the main components:

Compressed Air System:

Air Compressor: Generates and supplies high-pressure air.

Air Storage Tank: Stores compressed air to ensure a consistent supply.

Air Hoses: Deliver compressed air from the compressor to the drill.

Pneumatic Motor:

Air Motor: Converts compressed air energy into mechanical energy to drive the drill.

Drilling tools, drill bits, drill rods, clamps and other components

The main body is composed of hydraulic system, engine, crawler chassis, drilling tower, control system, etc.