Roller Cone Bit

Bearing compressive strength: ≥1800 MPa (three-axis composite load)
Tooth surface hardness: carbide teeth
Dynamic balance accuracy: G2.5 level
Sealing level: IP68
Quick change support: yes
Main body material: carburized alloy forged steel

The roller drill bit is the core rock-breaking tool for the pilot hole drilling of the raise boring rig. It achieves efficient rock crushing through the three-cone composite rotary shear mechanism. Looking roller drill bits lead the industry in hard rock penetration, bearing life and adaptability to complex formations.

Efficient rock breaking design

Optimized tooth row layout: main teeth + auxiliary teeth are arranged in a staggered manner, and the hard rock crushing efficiency is increased by 35% (IADC 637 standard);

Fluid dynamic waterway: 6-channel high-pressure nozzle design, the rock cuttings removal speed reaches 2.5m/s, avoiding repeated grinding.

Super long bearing life

Silver-based sealing system: temperature resistance of 260℃ + anti-abrasive grease seal, bearing life is twice that of conventional drill bits;

Reinforced palm structure: palm tip tungsten carbide coating (3mm), lateral load resistance capacity up to 800kN.

Safe and reliable operation

Anti-gear drop-off locking: double retaining spring + locking pin design to resist strong vibration conditions;

Anti-mud packing tooth gap: self-cleaning groove design between teeth to reduce the risk of sticking in sticky formations.

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FAQ

How to solve the torque surge caused by mud packing on the drill bit?

Increase the flushing flow rate (≥800L/min) and add shale inhibitors (such as KCl solution).

What are the criteria for replacing the drill bit?

Extremely hard rock (flint): densely distributed wedge-shaped inserts + high-friction bearings wedge-shaped teeth (impact-resistant type)

Medium-hard rock (limestone): medium-density ball teeth + reinforced palm tip ball teeth (penetration priority)

Soft rock (mudstone): long tooth tip design + large chip groove wedge-shaped teeth (self-sharpening)

Abrasive formations: full tooth surface tungsten carbide reinforcement + palm tip shield flat-top ball teeth

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