Diamond impregnated bits, impregnated core bits, diamond drill bits




  • Product description:Diamond impregnated bit is manufactured with diamonds mixed evenly through a metal matrix, used for geological exploration, water conservancy, building construction etc drilling fields.
  • Diamond impregnated core bit is manufactured with small, high quality synthetic diamonds mixed evenly through a metal matrix. The diamonds used are fine to micro fine industrial grade diamonds; they are set within a matrix of varying hardness, from brass to high-grade steel. The main technical parameters of impregnated diamond core bits include diamond type, size, concentration and diamond grade, matrix hardness and crown shapes etc. Matrix hardness, diamond size and dosing can be varied according to the rock which must be cut. If a driller can make rational selections according to the rock formations, then they can get satisfied drilling performance on various formations with different hardness.
    Application: geological exploration, water conservancy, building construction etc drilling fields.
    Impregnated core bits Matrix selection guide:
    Rock Type
    Abrasiveness
    Rock Hardness
    Matrix Hardness
    Series. NO
    ClayShale,Siltstone, Cypsum
    Medium
    Soft
    HRC 50
    GV1#
    Ash Stone, Coal, Argilite,, Volcanics, Sandy Pebble
    Very High
    Soft
    HRC 48-50
    GV1/ GV2
    Sandstone, Sandy Shale, Lithoid, Limestone, Limonite Sandstone
    Very High
    Medium Soft
    HRC 45-48
    GV1#/ GV2
    Medium-hard, Limestone, Medium-hard Shale, Medium-hard Ash Stone
    High
    Medium
    HRC 40-45
    GV3/ GV4
    Marble, Hard Schist, Hard Streak Stone
    Medium
    Medium
    HRC 38-42
    GV5/ GV6/ GV7
    Diabase,  Andesite,  Gneiss
    Medium
    Medium Hard
    HRC 38
    GV6/ GV7
    Grandiorite, ,Limonite
    Medium
    Medium Hard
    HRC 35-38
    GV7/ GV8
    Cranite, Basalt, Hard Streak Stone
    Medium To Low
    Hard
    HRC 32-35
    GV8/ GV9
    Rhyolite, Crystauize Gneiss, Quartz Porphyry
    Medium To Low
    Hard
    HRC 25-30
    GV9/ GV10
    Silicious Stone, Hard Sandstone
    Medium To Low
    Extreme Hard
    HRC 20-25
    GV11/ GV12
    Rhyolite, Dense Quartzite, Iron Stone
    Low
    Ultra Hard
    HRC 10-20
    GV12#
    Bit Gauges:
    SIZE
    CORE DIAMETER
    HOLE DIAMETER
    (in)
    (mm)
    (in)
    (mm)
    BQ
    1.433
    36.4
    2.345
    59.6
    NQ
    1.875
    47.6
    2.965
    75.3
    HQ
    2.500
    63.5
    3.763
    95.6
    PQ
    3.345
    85.0
    4.805
    122.0
    NQ3, NQTT
    1.775
    45.1
    2.965
    75.3
    HQ3, HQTT
    2.406
    61.1
    3.763
    95.6
    PQ3, PQTT
    3.270
    83.1
    4.805
    122.0
    How to select an impregnated bit? 1. Bits size; 2. Bit series. (Example: NQ GV7)

    Diamond core drilling differs from other geological drilling, which utilizes an annular diamond drill bit attached to the end of hollow drill rods to cut a cylindrical core of solid rock for examination on the surface. The core does not drop out of the inside of the core barrel when lifted because either a split ring core lifter or basket retainer allow the core to move into, but not back out of the tube. Drilling of 1200 to 1800 metres is common and at these depths, ground is mainly hard rock, so diamond drill rigs need to drill slowly to lengthen the life of drill bits and rods, this drilling method cost are very expensive.
    Drilling Steps:
    1. To mount drill rods, bits, and core barrel etc drilling tools with a diamond drill rig.
    2. To utilize a diamond drill bit attached to the end of drill rods to cut a cylindrical core of solid rock.
    3. To retrieve the core samples to the surface by retracting the winch cable which located on the top end of the core barrel, lowered inside the rod string.
    4. To remove the core sample from the core barrel, break it into small pieces to make it fit into the sample trays and catalogue.

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