No single DTH drill bit performs equally well in every geological formation.
The correct bit should be selected according to rock hardness, abrasiveness, fracture conditions, and drilling objectives.
Granite is generally hard and can be abrasive.
Important requirements include:
Wear resistance is usually a major priority.
Basalt is dense and can generate high impact loads.
The bit should provide:
Limestone conditions can vary from relatively soft to hard and fractured.
The most suitable bit configuration depends on:
Quartz-rich formations can cause rapid abrasive wear.
Contractors should closely monitor:
In broken formations, stability and flushing become especially important.
Poor cuttings removal can increase the risk of:
Rock formation is only one part of bit selection.
Also consider:
YKDRILL supplies DTH drill bits for a wide range of water well, mining, quarrying, and hard-rock drilling conditions.
For better product matching, customers can provide rock information, hammer model, current bit photos, required hole diameter, and compressor parameters.
