Cemented Carbide Buttons for Coal Mining Bits

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Carbide buttons have excellent wear resistance and impact toughness, and have a higher drilling speed than similar products. The passivation service life of carbide buttons series drill bits is long, and its non-grinding life is about 5-6 times the grinding life of the drill bit with the same diameter blade, which is beneficial to saving auxiliary man-hours, reducing workers’ physical labor and speeding up the project.

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Carbide buttons are widely used in oil field drilling and snow removal, snow plows or other equipment due to their unique properties.

According to different oilfield drilling machinery, such as roller cone drill bits, down-the-hole drill bits, and geological drilling tools, carbide ball teeth are divided into different standard styles: P-type flat-top position, Z-type coin ball position, and X-type wedge position.

Carbide buttons are widely utilized in various industries due to their high strength, wear resistance, and durability. The following are some of the applications of carbide buttons:

1. Mining: Carbide buttons are extensively used in mining as they can withstand the harsh conditions encountered during drilling and mining operations. They are typically used for drilling blast holes, water wells, and oil and natural gas exploration.

2. Construction: Carbide buttons are used in the construction industry to create boreholes for foundations, bridges, tunnels, and various other structures. They provide high precision and stability in drilling, making them a preferred choice in construction applications.

3. Manufacturing: Carbide buttons are also utilized in manufacturing processes such as metalworking, woodworking, and plastic forming. They provide effective cutting, shaping, and finishing capabilities, which help to enhance production quality and efficiency.

4. Automotive: Carbide buttons are used in the automotive industry to create precise and intricate shapes in engine components such as cylinder heads, pistons, and valves. They are also used in the fabrication of high-strength steel parts.

5. Aerospace: Carbide buttons are used in the aerospace industry to create precision components for aircraft engines and other equipment. They provide the necessary strength and durability required for the harsh environments encountered in aerospace applications.

Overall, carbide buttons are an essential component in various industries due to their excellent properties and numerous applications. Their usage is set to continue to grow as industries continue to demand higher quality, accuracy, and durability.