Drilling Bits

Descrip­tion:

The role of rotary drilling teeth in pile foun­da­tion con­struc­tion is to break and cut soil, rock, or oth­er geo­log­i­cal mate­ri­als. They are mount­ed on the drill bit of a rotary drilling rig, which uses rota­tion­al motion and applied pres­sure to cut the ground into frag­ments, there­by cre­at­ing the nec­es­sary space for pile for­ma­tion. The design and mate­r­i­al selec­tion of rotary drilling teeth deter­mine their wear resis­tance and cut­ting effi­cien­cy, ensur­ing effi­cient oper­a­tion in var­i­ous geo­log­i­cal con­di­tions, ulti­mate­ly improv­ing con­struc­tion effi­cien­cy and qual­i­ty.

Advan­tages:

High Wear Resis­tance: Rotary drilling teeth are typ­i­cal­ly made from high-hard­ness mate­ri­als, allow­ing them to main­tain a long ser­vice life even in high-fric­tion and cut­ting envi­ron­ments, reduc­ing the need for fre­quent replace­ments.

High Cut­ting Effi­cien­cy: Well-designed rotary drilling teeth pos­sess excel­lent cut­ting capa­bil­i­ties, enabling the rapid cut­ting of var­i­ous geo­log­i­cal mate­ri­als, thus improv­ing con­struc­tion speed and effi­cien­cy.

Good Impact Resis­tance: Rotary drilling teeth under­go spe­cial treat­ment to with­stand high-impact forces, mak­ing them less prone to break­age or dam­age, which is essen­tial for work­ing in com­plex geo­log­i­cal con­di­tions.

Strong Adapt­abil­i­ty: Rotary drilling teeth can oper­ate effec­tive­ly in a vari­ety of geo­log­i­cal con­di­tions, whether soft soil, hard soil, or rock, ensur­ing smooth con­struc­tion progress.

Excel­lent Heat Resis­tance: Rotary drilling teeth main­tain sta­ble per­for­mance in high-tem­per­a­ture envi­ron­ments, pre­vent­ing defor­ma­tion or fail­ure due to heat, ensur­ing con­tin­u­ous effi­cient oper­a­tion.

Low Main­te­nance Costs: Due to their high wear resis­tance and dura­bil­i­ty, rotary drilling teeth reduce the fre­quen­cy of replace­ments and main­te­nance, there­by low­er­ing over­all main­te­nance costs.