TIM 5000 and 6000 instrumentation systems for boom surface drills

TIM 5000 and 6000 are instrumentation systems for Boom surface drills. There are several versions of the system available:
•TIM 5200 - It is a feed angle measuring system for drilling vertical holes. It consists of a feed inclination sensor and a display unit which is located in the cabin. Feed angle difference from vertical position is shown with LED display. When feed is moved towards vertical, LED lights turn off gradually. Vertical position is shown with green LED light in the middle. Difference to vertical plane is also shown numerically on the screen. The upper screen shows the side inclination and the lower shows the longitudinal inclination. The total inclination is shown as well. The measuring range is ± 60° and accuracy of the instrument is ± 0,3°.
•TIM 5300 - In addition to the feed angle measuring system, TIM5300 displays the drilled hole depth and the penetration rate. The required hole depth can be preset on the TIM display. The system alarms/stops the drilling when the set depth is achieved. The automatic start and stop for the hole are built-in, thus there is no need to feed in the values again. System has drilling memory which contains three sets of counters: one total counters and two reset counters. Total counter holds the cumulative data over the lifetime of the instrument. The reset counters hold the cumulative data since last reset. The depth and alignment values are shown on the screen according to the stage of operation.
•Tim 5600 - The feed angle measuring system is working for horizontal holes but also working for horizontal ones. It includes also the holes depth measuring function.
•TIM 6300 - It is used for drilling vertical and inclined holes with a hole depth measuring. The hole depth can be given as a bench height or directly as a hole depth. The system displays the drilled hole depth and the penetration rate and it alarms the operator/stops the drilling when the set depth is achieved. Inbuilt drilling memory contains counters as well. The counters hold the cumulative data since the last reset of counters and following counters are included: amount of drilled holes, drilled meters, drilling time, percussion hours and average penetration rate. Inclination direction can be given by using directly blast direction or reference direction with the aiming unit.
•TIM 6500 - Some applications require a smooth floor or a certain inclination even when the job site surface is uneven. With a laser level based TIM 6500 the operator can meet these requirements easily. The sensor is protected to IP65 class and reading area is full 360 degrees. The detection distance is 150 meters with 1 mW laser beacon. The laser beacon* has to transmit rotating visible red and the wavelength 630-680 nm. TIM 6500 has a laser receiver on the side of the rock drill. The operator presets the required hole depth on TIM display based on a laser level. The system indicates when the rock drill first time passes the laser level and starts counting the preset hole depth. The operator gets a signal and the drilling stops when the desired hole depth is reached. Other features of TIM6500 are like in TIM6300 without GPS compass.

-Fast aligning for vertical holes. Better blasting quality and even floor.
-Simple user interface
-Possibility to collect production information through My Sandvik Productivity

-Improve productivity and drilling quality.
-Easy to use and maintain. Require minimum training.
-Reports that gives direct overview of fleet utilization and performance.