The drilling industry prides itself on being a reliable and steady force in the business world. PDC drill bits, for example, have been applied globally in numerous industries, from offshore oil extraction to mining to water well digging.
Read MoreDirectional drilling has gained significant popularity as a technique to get otherwise hard to access natural gas or oil embedded in shale. It does so by controlling the path of the wellbore by manipulating the angle of the PDC bit, as opposed to simply drilling straight down
Read MoreThe selection of a core bit has to be spot-on to ensure that none of your resources are wasted and are used to the best of their ability
Read MoreEven though PDC drill bits have been around for a while now, it is only recently that they are getting popular in the water well industry as well
Read MoreEven though they were originally designed for the oil and gas industry in early 1970s, the designs of PDC bits have evolved rather dramatically over the years to fit the needs of several other drilling industries including horizontal directional drilling.
Read MoreOil drilling bits are essentially categorized as roller cone bits and fixed cutter bits. Like the name suggests, fixed cutter bits do not have any moving parts and thus, the cutting elements, as well as the bit body, rotate one side.
Read MoreIt is now widely Known as PDC drill bits are available in both matrix as well as steel bodies. Those who are new to the drilling industry may often get confused when it comes to deciding which one should be used when
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