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Description
VK 51 Pusher Leg
VK 51 Pusher Leg is built by Vikay Mining Equipments in India and is technically equivalent to the BMT 51 Pusher Leg. It is used for BBC 16W and BBC 34W Jackleg Rock drill. Spare parts for this machine are supplied to original specification. Contact Vikay for price and availability.
PUSHER LEG – VK 51 (BMT 51)
The VK 51 is a 15 kg pneumatic pusher leg, technically equivalent to the Atlas Copco BMT 51, and is the feed leg for the BBC 16W and BBC 34W jackleg drills. It is built from high strength aluminium alloys developed for aerospace use, which is how it holds a 2,985 mm extended length at that weight. The 60 mm piston gives high feed force, it is double acting so it pushes out and pulls back in, and the feed controls sit where the operator's hand already is. Used in production drilling, mining, construction and the dimension stone industry.
Application
Production drilling
Mining and Construction
Dimension stone industry
Features
Double-acting: push out and pull back in
Easy to connect
Large piston diameter for high feed force
Technical Data
Particulars | VK 51 Pusher Leg | |
Weight | 15 kg | 33 lb |
Piston Diameter | 60 mm | 2.36" |
Feeding Length | 1300 mm | 51.18" |
Length Extended | 2985 mm | 117.52" |
Length Retracted | 1658 mm | 65.27" |
Suitable Rock Drill | BBC 16W & BBC 34W Jackleg Drill | BBC 16W & BBC 34W Jackleg Drill |
VK 51 Pusher Leg FAQs
Can the VK 51 replace a BMT 51?
Yes. The VK 51 is Vikay's technical equivalent of the Atlas Copco BMT 51, made in India. It weighs 15 kg. It is made for the Atlas Copco BBC 16W and BBC 34W jackleg drills, with 1,300 mm of feed from 1,658 mm retracted to 2,985 mm extended.
Which rock drills does the VK 51 pusher leg fit?
It is made for the Atlas Copco BBC 16W and BBC 34W jackleg rock drills. The leg weighs 15 kg, has a 60 mm piston and a feeding length of 1,300 mm, extending from 1,658 mm retracted to 2,985 mm.
Do I need a pusher leg with my rock drill?
For sustained horizontal or inclined drilling, yes. The leg takes the weight of the drill and feeds it into the hole, so the operator guides the machine rather than carrying and forcing it. Hand held work of a few holes at a time does not need one.
See also: VK S215

