The DHD360 is a down-the-hole (DTH) hard rock drill bit featuring cemented carbide matrix with diamond-impregnated button cutters. It is engineered for high-efficiency drilling in tough formations such as those encountered in water well, ore, and oil & gas deep hole applications.
Diameter options range from 152 mm to 203 mm to accommodate different hole sizes and drilling requirements.
The bit is designed specifically for the DHD360 shank/hammer configuration. Always verify shank compatibility with your rig or supplier before ordering to ensure a proper fit.
The bit body is a durable steel assembly with cemented carbide matrix and industrial-grade diamond in the button cutters to maximize wear resistance and cutting efficiency in hard rock.
It is optimized for hard, abrasive formations and is commonly used in water well drilling, ore exploration and production, and oil & gas deep hole drilling where high penetration and bit life are required.
The combination of diamond button cutters and a cemented carbide matrix delivers better wear resistance and sustained cutting action in hard formations, reducing the need for frequent bit changes and increasing overall productivity.
Yes. The DHD360 is available in various customizable colors to match equipment or branding—contact your supplier for available color options and any minimum order requirements.
Select diameter based on the required hole size and casing, and consider formation hardness and drilling objectives. For optimal selection, provide your rig type, hammer model, formation details, and expected hole depth to your supplier or technical representative.
Optimal parameters depend on the DTH hammer, rig capacity and formation. Because conditions vary widely, consult the hammer/drill manufacturer or your supplier for recommended air pressure, feed rate and percussion settings tailored to your application.
Bit life varies with formation abrasiveness, drilling parameters, operator technique and maintenance. In hard, abrasive rock it will wear faster than in moderately hard formations. For a realistic estimate, request field-life data or case studies from your supplier based on similar projects.
Many diamond button bits can be reconditioned by specialist service centers (e.g., replacing worn buttons, regrinding or rebrazing). Check with your supplier or a qualified refurbishment service to see which reconditioning options are available and cost-effective.
Regularly inspect button condition, bit body, and shank for wear or damage; clean cuttings and debris after use; check for loose or missing buttons; and store bits in a dry, protected location. Address any abnormal vibration or loss of performance immediately.
Follow your drill rig and hammer manufacturer's instructions for installation: depressurize the system, use proper lifting tools and personal protective equipment, ensure correct alignment of shank and coupling, and torque connections per specifications. If unsure, have trained service personnel perform the changeout.
Ordering specifics (MOQ, lead times, pricing) and warranty terms vary by supplier. Contact the manufacturer or authorized distributor with your size, quantity and delivery requirements to receive a quote and warranty information.
Most suppliers offer worldwide shipping, technical support and spare parts. Return and replacement policies differ by vendor—confirm shipping methods, packaging requirements and return/claim procedures with your supplier before purchase.
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