We are pleased to announce the launch of our Tapered Button Bits series, a dependable rock drilling solution engineered for efficiency, durability and versatility across demanding drilling applications. Designed for jackhammer and top-hammer shallow hole drilling, these tapered rock drill bits are built to perform in mining, quarrying, tunneling and bolt-hole drilling projects worldwide.
Our Tapered Button Rock Drill Bits feature a tapered connection available in 6-degree, 7-degree, 11-degree and 12-degree angles, making them fully compatible with H19, H22 and H25 tapered drill rods. This versatility lets you use the bits with the equipment you already operate, reducing downtime and streamlining your drilling workflow. The range of taper angles also helps you match the bit to your specific rock conditions for the best balance of penetration speed and bit retention.
Choose from multiple button configurations, including 4-button, 5-button, 6-button and 7-button layouts. Each layout combines face buttons and gauge buttons to deliver tailored drilling solutions that adapt to the specific requirements of your project and rock conditions. This flexibility allows a single bit series to cover both soft and hard formations efficiently.
| Taper Angles | 6-degree, 7-degree, 11-degree, 12-degree |
| Rod Compatibility | H19, H22, H25 tapered drill rods |
| Button Configurations | 4, 5, 6, 7-button layouts |
| Carbide Profiles | Spherical, ballistic, parabolic |
| Body | Forged and heat-treated |
| Skirt Designs | Short, standard, long |
| Applications | Mining, quarrying, tunneling, bolt-hole drilling |
Which taper angle should I choose? The right taper depends on your rock type and hole depth. Softer rock and shallow holes work well with 6-degree or 7-degree tapers, while harder rock and deeper holes benefit from 11-degree or 12-degree tapers.
How do I select a button configuration? For softer materials a 4-button layout may suffice, while harder formations benefit from 6-button or 7-button layouts. Contact our team for personalized recommendations based on your drilling conditions.
Are the bits suitable for both soft and hard rock? Yes, the range of taper angles, button layouts and carbide profiles covers both soft and hard rock formations for reliable, efficient drilling.
Equip your projects with Tapered Button Bits and experience the difference in drilling performance and efficiency. Contact us now for product specifications, samples and a tailored quotation for your next drilling project.
We are pleased to announce the launch of our Tapered Button Bits series, a dependable rock drilling solution engineered for efficiency, durability and versatility across demanding drilling applications. Designed for jackhammer and top-hammer shallow hole drilling, these tapered rock drill bits are built to perform in mining, quarrying, tunneling and bolt-hole drilling projects worldwide.
Our Tapered Button Rock Drill Bits feature a tapered connection available in 6-degree, 7-degree, 11-degree and 12-degree angles, making them fully compatible with H19, H22 and H25 tapered drill rods. This versatility lets you use the bits with the equipment you already operate, reducing downtime and streamlining your drilling workflow. The range of taper angles also helps you match the bit to your specific rock conditions for the best balance of penetration speed and bit retention.
Choose from multiple button configurations, including 4-button, 5-button, 6-button and 7-button layouts. Each layout combines face buttons and gauge buttons to deliver tailored drilling solutions that adapt to the specific requirements of your project and rock conditions. This flexibility allows a single bit series to cover both soft and hard formations efficiently.
| Taper Angles | 6-degree, 7-degree, 11-degree, 12-degree |
| Rod Compatibility | H19, H22, H25 tapered drill rods |
| Button Configurations | 4, 5, 6, 7-button layouts |
| Carbide Profiles | Spherical, ballistic, parabolic |
| Body | Forged and heat-treated |
| Skirt Designs | Short, standard, long |
| Applications | Mining, quarrying, tunneling, bolt-hole drilling |
Which taper angle should I choose? The right taper depends on your rock type and hole depth. Softer rock and shallow holes work well with 6-degree or 7-degree tapers, while harder rock and deeper holes benefit from 11-degree or 12-degree tapers.
How do I select a button configuration? For softer materials a 4-button layout may suffice, while harder formations benefit from 6-button or 7-button layouts. Contact our team for personalized recommendations based on your drilling conditions.
Are the bits suitable for both soft and hard rock? Yes, the range of taper angles, button layouts and carbide profiles covers both soft and hard rock formations for reliable, efficient drilling.
Equip your projects with Tapered Button Bits and experience the difference in drilling performance and efficiency. Contact us now for product specifications, samples and a tailored quotation for your next drilling project.