What is a Drilling Bucket?
According to different strata,drilling buckets can be divided into soil buckets and rock buckets. According to the drill bit installed, it can be divided into bullet teeth buckets and flat teeth buckets; according to the number of bottom plates, it can be divided into double-layer bottom buckets and single-layer bottom buckets; according to the number of doors, it can be divided into double-door buckets and single-door buckets; according to the taper of the barrel, it can be divided into conical drill buckets and straight drill buckets...
The above structural forms are combined with each other, and with the changes of whether there are vents and door opening mechanisms, dozens of rotary drilling buckets can be combined.
What are the characteristics of soil buckets?
- Optional extended straight cylinder design to prevent slanted holes during drilling;
- Optional cone design to speed up soil unloading and improve construction efficiency;
- Built-in anti-suction drilling water flow hole, increase skirt according to working conditions;
- Applicable strata: silt layer, gravel layer, silt (clay) soil layer, strongly weathered rock layer, etc.
What are the characteristics of the rock bucket?
- Customizable manual and automatic integrated kai lock bottom mechanism, built-in anti-suction drilling water flow hole;
- Integral center cone, arc guide plate tooth layout, large drilling tool double kai lock bottom mechanism design;
3. The drill tooth tracks are staggered, cross-covered in the entire section, and free surfaces are created mutually.
