Customization: | Available |
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Customized: | Customized |
Length: | Taper-length |
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Rock drilling tools manufacturer ProDrill's rock drill bits: Reaming tools made from high alloy steel and tungsten carbide as same grade as internationally well-known brand. Apply "hot (thermal) -insertion" processing procedure to insert the buttons as same as internationally well-known brand.
Products Name | Prodrill reaming button bits and pilots adapters for quarrying |
Description | Advanced engineering, precision manufacturing and high-grade materials ensures the reliable quality of our reamer bit. |
Thread type | R25, R28, R32 |
Polit adapter head diameter | 26mm to 40 mm |
Reaming button bit diameter | 64mm to 127mm |
Specification:
Pilot bits 6°, 11°, 12° |
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Diameter |
Length |
Thread |
Taper degree |
Weight |
|
mm |
inch |
mm |
|
|
Kg |
26 |
11/32 |
300 |
R25 |
6° |
2.31 |
26 |
11/32 |
300 |
R28 |
6° |
2.35 |
26 |
11/32 |
300 |
R32 |
6° |
2.48 |
35 |
13/8 |
250 |
R25 |
12° |
1.58 |
38 |
11/2 |
250 |
R28 |
12° |
2.12 |
40 |
19/32 |
250 |
R32 |
12° |
2.24 |
Reamer button bits 6°,11°,12° |
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Diameter |
T.C buttons |
Angle |
Taper degree |
Weight |
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mm |
inch |
Gauge x mm |
Front x mm |
Gauge |
|
Kg |
64 |
21/2 |
8x10 |
2x9 |
35° |
6° |
0.92 |
76 |
3 |
8x11 |
2x11 |
35° |
6°,12° |
1.41 |
89 |
31/2 |
8x11 |
4x11 |
35° |
6°,12° |
1.82 |
102 |
4 |
8x13 |
4x13 |
35° |
6°,12° |
2.15 |
Pilot adapter, Reamer ring.
A reaming bit functions to enlarge a borehole and it is designed with a drill portion and a reamer portion. The drill portion is formed by cutting edges at the end of a plurality of flutes, and the reamer portion includes pilot adapter a first relief formed on each flute surface disposed at a predetermined angle with respect to the flute surface to form a first reamer cutting edge.
Assembly
Reaming ring of reaming tools, a second relief is formed contiguous with the first face on each reamer portion and is disposed at a second angle, less than the first angle with respect to the flute surface.