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HDD Drilling Products & Tools -> Drill Bits & Blades -> Tri-Cone ™ Bits

Tri-Cone ™ Bits
For rotary & motor applications

Tri-Cone Bit

Century Products offers a full line of world-leading Tri-Cone ™ Bits. The variety of sizes and configurations available for Tungsten Carbide Inserts (TCI) allow products to be tailored to specific drilling conditions.

Soft Formation TCI Bits
For shales, sandstones, limestones and dolomites

These Tri-Cone ™ Bits are designed for maximum penetration rates. Bit tracking is virtually eliminated by combining a large cone offset, sharp chisel-shaped inserts and non-uniform tooth spacing. Shirttail protection along with carbide leg protection increases bit life for HDD applications.

Features:
  • Inter-fitted rows of teeth prevent formation packing
  • From C1 to C3 type Carbide Tri-Cones
  • Sizes range from 4 3/4” to 26”

Medium to Hard Formation TCI Bits
For medium-hard shales, limestones, sandstones and dolomites

These Tri-Cone ™ Bits have moderately sharp conical or chisel inserts with a shorter extension. An increased insert count helps reduce breakage when drilling in harder formations. Full bottom hole coverage and non-uniform insert spacing results in smooth drilling at high penetration rates.

Features:
  • Short, closely spaced teeth to withstand heavier impact loads
  • From C3 to C5 type Carbide Tri-Cones
  • Sizes range from 4 3/4” to 26”

Hard Formation TCI Bits
For hard sandstones, granites, dolomites, quartzite and pyrites

These Tri-Cone ™ Bits are designed to withstand high loads and drill abrasive conditions where rock is broken under high compressive point loads, with little scraping and gouging. Therefore, the cutting elements tend to be small, exhibit shorter protrusion and are more densely packed, which prevents the high compressive loads from breaking the tooth before it breaks the rock.

Features:
  • Shorter, densely packed teeth to withstand high compressive loads
  • From C5 to C9 type Carbide Tri-Cones
  • Sizes range from 4 3/4” to 26”
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