This application provides an automated pneumatic drilling
machine, including a frame with a base platform mounted on it; a first transverse platform for providing movement in a first horizontal direction; a second transverse platform for providing movement in a second horizontal direction, with the first and second horizontal directions perpendicular to each other; and a pneumatic drilling
assembly including a cylinder and a pneumatic
drill bit, the pneumatic drilling
assembly moving perpendicular to the base platform and used to
drill a workpiece placed on the second transverse platform. The start and stop of the first and second transverse platforms and the pneumatic drilling
assembly are all controlled by a PLC control module. This application features overload protection and
impact resistance. The pneumatic
system itself is compressible; when the
drill bit encounters a hard point and gets stuck, the
pneumatic cylinder or the pneumatic
drill bit can instantly absorb the
impact energy through
internal pressure relief or "slippage," avoiding rigid damage to the transmission mechanism. The equipment is
safer, has a longer service life, and the pneumatic
system has a simple structure and low maintenance cost.