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Scissor-lift-mounted overhead drilling and anchoring unit for concrete ceilings and walls
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How it works on your site
The Drillcorpio D3 is a scissor-lift-mounted robotic drilling arm that automates overhead drilling and anchor installation on concrete ceilings and walls. It handles hole drilling in sizes from 5 mm to 40 mm, flush and wedge anchor installation from M8 to M20, and integrated dust collection in a single automated pass; layout, lift repositioning, and non-concrete surfaces stay with the crew. The D3 is shipping.
Overhead Drilling & Anchoring
The D3 drills holes and installs anchors from a standard scissor lift without modifications to the lift platform. An auto-tilting control adjusts the drill head between wall and ceiling orientations so the operator does not need to manually reposition for angle transitions. Real-time rebar sensing detects reinforcement during drilling; the crew continues to handle lift repositioning between holes, layout coordination, and work on non-concrete surfaces.
Will it work on your site
- Folded dimensions
- 600 x 1,200 x 1,720 mm (W x L x H) per one vendor source; a second vendor source lists 700 x 1,150 x 1,870 mmTwo vendor sources disagree on dimensions. Confirm with manufacturer which configuration each figure describes.
- Standard drill range
- 5 to 20 mmMax drill range 21-40 mm also listed by vendor. Maximum drill depth up to 1,000 mm (maker-stated).
- Autonomy
- Supervised target positioning; autonomous drilling; teleoperated repositioningAutonomy breakdown is maker-stated and unverified by independent testing. Four positioning methods available (visual markings, layout assisted, camera selection, basepoint), each with different operator involvement. Anchor installation autonomy level is not documented.
- Dust collection
- Integrated dust vacuuming system; simultaneous drilling and dust collectionNo independent measurement of collection efficiency published.
As the maker states it.
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