635mm N180 Hammer MXH Overburden Casing Drilling Bit System For Water Well Drilling

Product name: 635mm N180 Hammer MXH Overburden Casing Drilling Bit System For Water Well Drilling

Product category: horizontal directional drilling bit

Matched hammer: Hammer N180

Matched casing pipe OD: 560mm

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.

The structural optimization of MXH Overburden Casing Drilling bit not only enhances its durability but also improves its overall functionality. This means you can rely on this tool to withstand demanding drilling tasks and enjoy seamless operation throughout your projects.

With its superior performance and high drilling speed, the MXH Overburden Casing Drilling bit is a game-changer when it comes to drilling efficiency. Whether you're working on concrete, rock, or other challenging materials, this drill bit will deliver outstanding results consistently.

MXH horizontal horizontal directional drilling bit technical parameters:

How to order:

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

Other size of MXH system is available upon customer's request

FAQ:

1. What is casing in drilling?

Casing is a series of steel pipes that are run into a drilled oil well to stabilize the well, keep contaminants and water out of the oil stream, and prevent oil from leaching into the groundwater. Casing is installed in layers, in sections of decreasing diameter that are joined together to form casing strings.

2. What is the difference between HDD and Microtunneling?

Extremely accurate and low-risk, microtunnelling is a pit-launched technology that requires a large initial investment. On the other hand, HDD is less expensive than microtunnelling because it is surface launched. But because it's less accurate and there could be flex in the pipeline, the risk is larger.

3. What benefits does directed drilling offer?
Directional drilling is significantly more cost-effective than trenching a replacement when it comes to subsurface plumbing replacement. There will be substantially less dirt to replace after the project is over because it uses less machinery than a traditional method and takes a lot less time in total. Fewer machines mean lower costs.

4. How does less damage to the landscape result from horizontal drilling?
An increasingly popular trenchless method for minimizing environmental harm is horizontal directional drilling. You can maintain your landscape and lawns by using horizontal drilling. Golf courses and other more delicate, well-kept areas are excellent candidates for this.

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