Two customers, two different mines, two completely different rock types. One sent us a photo from a copper mine in South America. The other came from an iron mine in Australia. Both were running our high-pressure DTH bits. Here is what they looked li...
A customer running CIR hammers on a mining project sent us these photos. Low-pressure DTH drilling, mixed ground conditions, production work. The bits had finished their service run and were due for replacement — so they snapped a few pictures ...
We asked a few mining customers to send us photos of their used shanks before they swap them out. Not the clean ones off the shelf — the ones that have been absorbing piston blows for thousands of meters underground. Here is what they sent. KA...
A customer recently shared this photo with us — an R32-43mm thread button bit after finishing a round of blast hole drilling on a tunnel project through hard granite. We thought it was worth showing, because the condition of a used bit tells yo...
A customer recently sent us this photo and a number that made us stop and double-check: 6,000 meters drilled. One shank adapter. Tunnel project. That is not a typo. KAIQIU COP1838 T38 Shank Adapter after 6,000 meters For anyone who runs underground d...
· Retract bit : gains recognition for its stably high quality. If your worry is about where the hole caves in, the bit hardly back out from the hole, this product is designed to scrape the hole with the help of the tail blade and let th...
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