Reverse Circulation Drill Bits

How is Reverse Circulation Drill Bits Applied?

Our Reverse Circulation Drill Bits and Hammers were created with all types of exploration drilling in mind (deep hole and in-pit grade control applications). Our RC hammers drilling will provide excellent performance, great dependability, and dependable assistance whether you are scouting out possible locations or mining an established mine. A depth of between 300 and 500 meters is excellent. Reverse Circulation Drill Bits and Hammergrade Control are highly helpful in precisely defining the boundaries between mineral deposits and waste rock.

The main difference between RC Hammers and traditional DTH Hammers is an inner-tube that goes through the middle of the whole hammer. RC Drilling  samples are suitable for exploration since they may be collected at the drill site and immediately sent for examination.

Reverse Circulation Drill Bits and Hammer handling time is also reduced, which can aid in reducing program costs overall. Backward Circulation Due to their substantially larger equipment, drilling rigs frequently reach depths of 300 to 600 meters. Depending on the size of the rig and the condition of the ground, holes have reportedly been drilled as deep as 800 meters. Drillers' ability to drill to such depths is adversely affected by groundwater, which necessitates greater air pressure and depends on the rig's pullback capability.

Reverse Circulation Drill Bits and Hammer  have clear advantages over other drilling methods：

It penetrates tougher rocks than air core drilling because of the force of the percussion and the longevity of the RC hammer and drill bit. enhances sample accuracy and makes recording cuts easier. the depth and specific location of the samples taken to help locate mineral deposits.

In tough conditions, Reverse Circulation Hammer are appropriate. Reverse Reverse Circulation Hammer drilling is preferred over diamond drilling when drilling in remote locations since it uses around 40% less water.

Reverse Circulation Drill Bits and Hammer more quickly and efficiently, resulting in cost savings and better outcomes. The RC Hammer's higher production rates are 200/300 meters per day. Drilling itself takes less time, therefore results might be sent to clients more faster. Fewer personnel are required to run the drill rig because of its speed and efficiency, which lowers labor costs per unit of time. Due to the robustness and effectiveness of the equipment, Reverse Circulation Hammer are often less expensive since they can endure challenging circumstances better. In fact, it has been shown that RC drilling may reduce costs by 25% to 40%.