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9 1/2" SHV547GXT

9 1/2" SHV547GXT is part of water well bit,we are committed to providing our customers with the most professional, diversified and cost-effective customized products

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

9 1/2" SHV547GXT

  • Product profile

1. Adopt high strength and high wear resistance carbide teeth, enhanced the intensity of the teeth and abrasion resistance.

2. Adopt new journal bearing structure, greatly extend the life of the bearing, has the ability to withstand high wob and adapt high rotation speed.

3. New fluorinated rubber sealing ring performance improvement, more suitable for the working environment and the operating parameters of rock bit.

4. New type sealing structure make sealing performance and bearing matching, thus greatly improve the service life of drill bit.

  • Cutting rows layout

4-4-4

  • Applicable formation

Designed for water well drilling, low compressive strength, medium soft, such as shale, soft limestone, dolomite with interlayer, coal seam, etc.

  • Lug Protection

The shirttail and the lug back are protected by welded wear-resisting carbide inserts.

  • Product Specification

IADC Code                   547

Specifications Model           9 1/2 SHV547GXT

Bearing:                     Journal bearing/Composite seal

Circulation:                   Mud

Cutting Structure:

Inner Rows:                   Wedge

Outer Row:                    Offset wedge

Trim tooth:                    Wedge

Gage row:                     Flat

PIN Connection:                6 5/8″REG

Bit Diameter:                  241 mm

Bit Weight:                    60 kg

  • Operating Suggestions

During normal drilling, the upper limit of weight on bit and rotation speed cannot be used at the same time:

Weight on bit: 0.35~1.05 kN/mm

Rotation speed: 40~110 r/min

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