Accelerated Weight Drop Hammer Seismic Source Seismic Vibrator Hammer for Seismic exploration Sledge Hammer
What is use of the Accelerated Weight Drop Hammer Seismic Source?
The main characteristics of the drop hammer are low frequency, large energy and high safety. It can be used as the source of shallow seismic P-wave reflection, refraction and surface wave, especially in surface wave exploration and shallow refraction exploration, drop hammer is one of the best excitation methods. The improved drop hammer of our company realizes the automatic lifting of heavy objects, so the weight and spring tension of the weight can be increased according to the need to achieve the purpose of increasing the excitation energy.

What is Accelerated Weight Drop Hammer Seismic Source feature?
1. Seismic exploration source focal body (including hammer, counterweight block, hammer pad plate, hydraulic lifting device, moving device, spring tension device, etc.)
2. The trigger includes a connection cable (the trigger is assembled in the hammer pad plate)
3. Electric high pressure oil pump and control handle
4. Seismic exploration source power box (DC12V input, output AC220V/2000W)
What is technical specification of Accelerated Weight Drop Hammer Seismic Source?
Maximum impact energy: 600J |
Frequency band width: 0 ~ 300Hz |
Weight of hammer: 30kg |
Battery configuration: 12V 85Ah |
Dimensions: 680x550x 1300mm |
Accelerated Weight Drop Hammer Seismic Source Seismic Vibrator Hammer for Seismic exploration Sledge Hammer

Accelerated Weight Drop Hammer Seismic Source Seismic Vibrator Hammer for Seismic exploration Sledge Hammer