115mm (4 1/2") - DHD 340A - DTH Drill Bit
115mm (4 1/2") - DHD 340A - DTH Drill Bit
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Step into a new era of drilling excellence with our 115mm (4 1/2")- DHD 340A - Domed - Storm Down The Hole (DTH) Drill Bit. Engineered for precision and power, this domed bit in the Storm series is your solution for efficient drilling across a spectrum of geological formations.
Key Features:
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DHD 340A Configuration: The DHD 340A design ensures superior energy transfer, maximizing penetration rates and overall drilling efficiency.
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Storm Performance: Embrace the Storm series, delivering robust performance, durability, and resilience in the face of challenging drilling conditions.
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Domed Design: The Domed 115mm DHD 340A showcases a hemispherical design for enhanced cutting efficiency. This unique configuration ensures optimal rock contact, facilitating efficient material breakage and extraction during drilling operations.
Applications:
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Tailored for exploration drilling, mining, quarrying, and construction projects.
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Versatile across diverse geological formations.
Advantages:
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Precision Engineering: Meticulously crafted for consistent and accurate drilling results.
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Storm Toughness: Designed to withstand the toughest drilling conditions, providing longevity and reliability.
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Efficient Penetration: The DHD 340A and Storm performance combine for efficient penetration rates, reducing drilling time and optimizing productivity.
Compatibility:
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The DHD 340A Hemibit is compatible with various drilling rigs, offering flexibility and ease of use in your operations.
Choose the 115mm (4 1/2") - DHD 340A - Domed - Storm DTH Drill Bit to redefine precision in your drilling endeavors, providing unparalleled power, and reliability with every bore.
Our DTH Bits
Explore unparalleled drilling efficiency with our DTH Hammer Collection. Precision-engineered for optimal performance, these hammers deliver powerful percussive drilling in diverse rock formations. Versatile and adaptable, our collection suits various applications, from mining to geotechnical exploration. Upgrade your drilling capabilities with our high-quality DTH Hammer Collection — where precision meets power for superior results.
Selecting the Right Bit
Down-The-Hole (DTH) drilling is a highly efficient and versatile method of rock drilling. In this technique, a pneumatic or hydraulic hammer is used to deliver powerful, rapid blows to the rock surface, breaking it apart for excavation. The drilling tool, known as a DTH hammer, is fitted with various drilling bits, allowing for precise and effective penetration into a variety of geological formations. DTH drilling is widely employed in industries such as mining, construction, geotechnical exploration, and water well drilling, providing a robust and adaptable solution for reaching depths and formations that may be challenging for other drilling methods.
Insert Types
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Button Inserts
Button bits are the most common design and are ideal for drilling through hard and abrasive rock surfaces. They have a strong rugged shape for high performance and good service life. Particularly suitable for very hard abrasive rocks and deep hole drilling.
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Chisel Inserts
Chisel bits, are used for drilling through hard rock surfaces and are ideal for drilling straight hole. The bits are suitable for soft/medium compact low abrasive rocks, producing large cuttings. Not suitable for badly fractured rocks.
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Semi-Ballistic Inserts
Semi-Ballistic Inserts are suitable for all soft/medium rock conditions including fractured and fissured rocks. They are usually more expensive than alternative bits but are more versatile and leave more room for error, which can prove cost effective in the long term.
Head Design
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Convex
A Convex head design is a strong design for all conditions, especially hard abrasive rocks. They provide a good balance of fast drilling and long bit life.
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Flat Face
A flat face head design is an alternative design from the convex design that is good for all rock conditions, especially fractured and fissured rocks and changing formations.
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Concave
A concave head design is also great for all rock formations, but it thrives during deep hole drilling operations. These style bits can help improve hole alignment due to the inverted pilot of the head.
