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Factory price Hex. rock drilling tools tapered drill rod with rock drill
A wide taper degree is normally used when drilling with high impact hydraulic rock drills in medium hard to hard and abrasive rock formations.
Generally, the lightduty rock drill uses 7 taper or smaller taper degree, the heavyduty rock drill mainly uses 12 taper degree.
The tapered drill rods have a tough life, transferring the percussion energy from rock drill to drilling bit and then into the rock. They're also subjected to high bending stress, not to mention corrosive water in the flushing hole.
It is forbidden to keep working when the tapered drill rod is bended, otherwise the service life of the tapered drill rod would be decreased.
If the tapered drill rod was sheared, it can be restored by re-machining a new taper.
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