Down Hole Bit

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A "down the hole" (DTH) bit is a type of drilling tool used in various industries, primarily in mining, construction, and oil and gas exploration. It is also known as a DTH hammer bit. DTH drilling is a method of drilling boreholes or wells where a pneumatic or hydraulic hammer attached to the bottom of the drill string strikes the DTH bit, which is responsible for breaking rock or other subsurface materials.

High-Pressure Air Supply: Compressed air is fed into the drill string, which consists of multiple sections of drill pipe connected end-to-end. The air pressure can range from 100 to over 350 psi (pounds per square inch), depending on the specific drilling requirements.

Advantages:
1.Valveless air distribution, more reliable;
2.Piston with simple but compact design, long life;
3.More efficient energy transfer, faster drilling speed, lower air consumption and lower oil consumption.
4.Fewer internal parts, simple structure, longer life, less failure and easier to maintain, with the all heat treated parts;
5.Easy to disassemble, thanks for the top sub, drive chuck and external cylinder all are connected by multi-step thread.

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