Chisel Bit

Features

• Sharp Cutting edge: Chisel bits usually have a sharp cutting edge, similar in shape to a chisel, which makes it capable of generating high impact during drilling and suitable for breaking hard materials.
• High wear resistance: As they are often used in hard formations, chisel bits are often made of high-strength materials, such as carbide, to ensure a long service life in high-wear environments.
• Vibratory impact: Chisel bits work by a combination of rotation and impact, enabling them to drill through hard formations quickly and efficiently.

Uses

• Rock crushing: Chisel bits are usually used to crush hard rocks such as granite, basalt and limestone. These chisel bits have strong impact and crushing ability, and can effectively drill in hard rock formations.
• Geological drilling: In geological exploration and mining projects, chisel bits are used to drill samples to analyze the composition and structure of formations. They are designed to maintain a constant drilling efficiency in hard formations.
• Foundation engineering: For foundation treatment in pile foundation and tunnel construction, especially when encountering hard ground, the chisel bit is able to effectively break up the ground and provide conditions for subsequent construction.

Application Scenarios

• Mining: Used in mines to extract hard ores.
• Building construction: Used to deal with hard rock foundations to ensure the smooth progress of the project.
• Hydroelectric engineering: In the construction of dams and tunnels, it is used to drill through hard rock to lay foundations.