WATER WELL DRILLING BITS

TYPES OF BITS
1.Claw Bits
To reduce over-torqueing and stalling in hard clay formations, the claw bit features three fingers that dig in and loosen tough soil. The bit is designed for durability and longevity, and fingers can be replaced once worn.

2. Polycrystalline Diamond Compact Bits
PDC bits feature polycrystalline diamond cutters for enhanced durability and superior productivity. The cutters are asymmetrically forced balanced to drill precise round holes and reduce bit whirl. The PDC bits are designed to minimize plugging and achieve high penetration rates even in medium rock formations.

3. Roller Cone Bits
Quickly drill through tough soil and rock with roller cone bits that feature durable tungsten carbide inserts for increased longevity and productivity.

4. Step Drag Bits
Clay, sand and medium hard formations meet their match with step drag bits. The three-wing, three-step bits drill pilot holes quickly and feature a hardness that ensures longevity and a sharp cutting edge.

5. Tricone Bits
offer a variety of carbide inserts such as spherically shaped inserts for very hard rock or conically shaped inserts for softer rock. The number of rows of inserts is directly related to the type of application and the size of hole to be drilled. There are also open and sealed bearings available as well as three types of shirttail protection to choose from. TCI stands for Tungsten Carbide Insert. These tricone bits are designed for soft to very hard formations depending on the style and quantity of the carbides on the drill bit. Sealed Bearing TCI Tricone