Product name: 14" 4265mm Length GT60 Thread Extention Rod For Rock Formation Drilling

Product category: Drilling rod

Threaded Connection: R22, R25, R32, R38, T38, T45, T51

Length: 4265mm

The material used to make KINGDRILLING thread drill rods is high-intensity alloy steel. High precision CNC machines form all of the trails and threads. The thread undergoes rapid heating and cooling followed by induction hardening. The drill rod's mechanical qualities are enhanced and its service life is guaranteed by the precision temperature-controlled heat treatment equipment.

The outer layer of the drill rod and the hardened outer steel body have higher carbon contents thanks to holistic carburization. The solid thread may be precisely and efficiently fitted into the inner wall of drill bits to perform a variety of tasks such as open pit drilling, underground mineral, and roadway tunneling in difficult rock and terrain.

KINGDRILLING thread drill rod parameters:

Order Guide: Thread type + Diameter + length

KINGDRILLING thread drill rod advantages:

- Achieve fast drilling and retrieval with our Thread extention rod, ensuring high working efficiency on the job site.

- Customized options available to meet specific drilling requirements, guaranteeing precision and effectiveness.

- Experience quick and efficient service from our team, dedicated to providing tailored solutions for optimal results.

- Benefit from lower air and oil consumption, maximizing cost-effectiveness and sustainability in drilling operations.

- Trust in our reliable after-sales support, ensuring continuous performance and long-term satisfaction with our Thread extention rod.

FAQ:

1. What is a drill rod?

A drill rod is a form of bar stock machined to produce tools such as drill bits, taps, dowel pins, shafts, reamers, files, punches and hammers. It's soft enough to shape but can be heated up to revert back to the hardness. Drill rods are manufactured from tool steel that has been ground to a tight tolerance diameter.

2. What are pin and box threads?
A box and pin junction, also known as a tool joint, is a component of drilling pipes that serves as a coupling element to form the drill string. The joint attaches to the pipe via welding or a conical thread.

3. How does the drill pipe work?
Drill pipes are sturdy steel pipes that transfer force to the drill bit. In many situations, the drill pipe rotates the drill bit, which cuts through the rock until it reaches the deposits. Nonmagnetic drill collars are commonly used as the last drill pipes before the drill bit, especially in horizontal drilling.

4. How do you harden a hardening drill rod?

HEAT TREATMENT Sections smaller than ¼” heat to 1450°-1475°F and hold until heated through. For larger sections, preheat to 1200°F, the raise to 1450°-1500°F to hardening temperature, hold one-half hour per inch of cross section. Quench in oil at 125°-150°F and TEMPER IMMEDIATELY.

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