Diameter 55mm CIR50 Low Air Pressure DTH Drill Bits And For Hammers In Construction

Product name: Diameter 55mm CIR50 Low Air Pressure DTH Drill Bits And For Hammers In Construction
Product category: DTH drill tools
Matched hammer: Hammer CIR50
Diameter: 55mm

KINGDRILLING DTH button bit description:

Down-the-hole hammers are used in conjunction with KINGDRILLING hammer bits to drill holes through a variety of rocks. Drill hammer bits are made with a spline drive to enable bit rotation in the ground when used with DTH hammers. For the purpose of drilling a broad variety of hole diameters, drill bits come in various sizes and shapes. Our selection of Down the Hole (DTH) bits is made with premium materials to provide you a bit life that is just right for penetrating capability.

Choose the DTH drill bit and experience the pinnacle of drilling precision and reliability. Perfect for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, its simple internal structure, good rigidity of parts, and long service life ensure that it will exceed your expectations. Streamline your drilling tasks and achieve impressive results with the DTH drill bit.

KINGDRILLING Low air pressure DTH button bit shank technical parameters:

Drill Bit	Bit Dia.(mm)	Bit Dia (Inch)	Gauge Buttons	Spline Num.	Shank
	50	1 31/32	3×φ10	4	CIR50
	55	2 5/32	3×φ10	4	CIR50
	60	2 23/64	3×φ12	4	CIR60
	65	2 9/16	4×φ12	4	CIR65
	76	3	5×φ12	4	CIR70
	90	3 35/64	6×φ14	6	CIR90
	100	3 15/16	6×φ14	6	CIR90
	105	4 1/8	6×φ14	6	CIR90
	110	4 21/64	6×φ14	6	CIR90
	120	4 23/32	6×φ14	6	CIR90
	130	5 1/8	7×φ14	6	CIR90
	110	4 21/64	6×φ14	6	CIR110
	120	4 23/32	6×φ14	6	CIR110
	125	4 59/64	7×φ14	6	CIR110
	130	5 1/8	7×φ14	6	CIR110/CIR130
	140	5 33/64	8×φ14	6	CIR110/CIR130
	150	5 29/32	8×φ14	6	CIR110/CIR130
	150	5 29/32	9×φ16	6	CIR150
	165	6 1/2	9×φ16	6	CIR150
	175	6 57/64	9×φ16	6	CIR150
	185	7 9/32	9×φ16	6	CIR150
	200	7 7/8	9×φ16	6	CIR150
	175	6 57/64	9×φ16	6	CIR170
	185	7 9/32	9×φ16	6	CIR170
	200	7 7/8	9×φ16	6	CIR170
	220	8 21/32	12×φ16	6	CIR170
	250	9 27/32	12×φ16	6	CIR170

Order Guide: Shank+ Head diameter+Face design+Button shape

Kingdrilling DTH bit feature:
1. Available with all major drill bit shank designs

2. Three drill bit face designs: concave, flat, convex

3. Multiple carbide designs and grades for operation in a variety of ground conditions

4. Proprietary heat-treatment process for superior hardness and wear resistance

5. Regional manufacturing for lower lead times

Kingdrilling rock drill tools application:

1. Mining and quarrying drilling

2. Mining exploration drilling

3. Piling and foundation drilling

4. Water well drilling

5. Geothermal drilling

6. Horizontal directional drilling

FAQ:

1. What is button bit?

Button bits, or roller cones, have rotating cones that contain tungsten carbide inserts. Tricone, or three cone bits, are the most common; however, manufacturers continue to make two cone and one cone bits.

2. How do you drill through boulders?

Apply moderate pressure to the drill, and drill for one minute. Don't force the bit into the boulder; let the drill do the work. Remove the bit from the hole, and cool it in the pitcher of water. Lightly spray the boulder with water to remove dust and to cool the rock.

3. How about the common packing?

A: If there is no special packing demand, we will take it as our normal packing. First in small carton, and then put in the bigger carton together to make sure goods completed.

4. How to check the product are the exact one you want?

A: If possible, please attach one reference picture to avoid any misunderstanding or any links from our website for a better understanding.

5. How to choose the button bits?

A. Spherical Button
Domed/Round Buttons are usually used as gauge buttons of DTH Bits, suitable for very abrasive and very hard formations.

B. Semi-ballistic Buttons
Semi-ballistic Buttons are usually used as gauge buttons and front buttons of DTH Bits, suitable for medium abrasive and hard formations.

C. Ballistic Button
Ballistic Buttons are usually used as front buttons of DTH Bits, suitable for medium abrasive and medium hard formations. They can also be used as gauge buttons if the rock is soft.

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