3 Reasons You Should Choose PDC Bits over Tricone Drill Bits
Before we delve deep into the comparison between tricone drill bits and PDC drill bits, it is important to understand what drill bits actually are. There exists a drill bit for just about every application, from simple bits for drilling into sheet metal on home projects, to specialized tungsten carbide diamond impregnated bits for drilling into hard rock formations. Knowing which drill bits are the most efficient comes with years of drilling experience and research.
Tricone drill bits have been in the market way before rock-shearing bits like
PDC’s came into
existence. While the drilling bit PDC may be
a relative newcomer
to the drilling industry, its strength and solidity have enabled it to hit the
ground running on a number of fronts:
1.
Live Long and Prosper
While tricones require a lower the initial investment, PDC bits can be more cost-effective in the long run, thanks to the fact that their greater lifespan equates to a less frequent bit replacements than with tricones.
2. Drill Faster and Farther
In optimal circumstances where you've established the type of rock and chosen the proper bit, PDC boasts a far higher rate of Penetration than tricones, reducing the cost per foot by allowing you to drill farther and faster with a single bit.
3. Have Less to Lose
With no moving parts, PDC bits avoid
the risk of losing a cone in the hole, something that doesn’t stand true for
tricones.
Rockpecker Limited has designed and made PDC drill bits for numerous different applications and still continues to
innovate. We use top of the line degree of workmanship and skill to make sure
every bit is crafted for your use and requirement to perfection by our
experienced professionals. Our PDC drill bits are usually equipped with
hardened alloy steel base material, high-performance PDC cutters, gauge
protection in carbide and diamond, and carbide nozzles for flushing. Also,
these features can also be changed according to your specific requirements.
Feel free to visit www.rockpecker.com to check out our range of drilling
products. You can also write to us at bits@rockpecker.com if you have a query.
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