195mm MK5E178 Eccentric Casing Drilling System Bits With DHD340 Shank For Mining And Quarry

Product name: 195mm MK5E178 Eccentric Casing Drilling System Bits With DHD340 Shank For Mining And Quarry
Product category: eccentric casing drilling system
Matched hammer: Hammer DHD340 QL40 MISSION40
Matched casing pipe OD: 178mm

Kingdrilling drilling solutions are designed to deliver industry-leading returns in sample quality and drilling productivity in the exploration for gold, silver, platinum, copper, nickel, iron ore, and other base metals.
Supported by on-site support and consultation from our expert regional teams, kingdrilling systems have earned their reputation as The Driller’s Choice.

Speaking of efficiency, this remarkable MK5E Eccentric Casing Drilling System Bit is a game-changer. It maximizes your working efficiency by effortlessly powering through even the toughest materials. No more struggling or wasting precious energy. With the MK5E Bit, efficiency is guaranteed.

Invest in MK5E Bit today and witness the power of excellence. Experience high-quality drilling, fast penetration rates, unparalleled productivity and exceptional long life. Trust the best and conquer your drilling mission like never before.

MK5E eccentric casing drilling bit technical parameters

Order Guide: Casing Tube OD & ID + Reamer Bit Diameter + Minimal Casing Shoe ID + Hammer Shank Style

Casing drilling system Advantages:
1. Straight Holes and Fast Penetration Rate
2. Less Torque in all ground conditions
3. Easy System to lock and Unlock Ring
4. Drilling at any angle required
5. More Holes and Low investment

Application range
It is suitable for drilling water wells, geothermal wells, short micropiles, medium mini-type grounting hole of building, dam and harbour project.

FAQ:
1. What is odex drilling?
ODEX is an adaptation of the air-operated down-the-hole hammer. It uses a swing-out eccentric bit to ream the bottom of the casing. Cuttings blow up through the drive sub and casing annulus to a swivel conducting them to a sample collector or onto the ground. Rapid removal of cuttings.
2. Where do they put overburden?
The most common use for the large volumes of overburden produced by a surface mine is to remediate and reclaim the area where it was first removed. Putting the sand, rock, and clay back where it came from helps rebuild the level of the soil so that plant life can return.
3. How does a casing advancer Work?
The Casing Advancer has been designed to allow drilling and casing to be carried out at the same time as one integral operation. This feature eliminates the need to drill the large diameter hole with a Rock Bit, pull the drill rod string and Rock Bit from the hole and then ream the casing back into the hole.

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