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REVERSE CIRCULATION TOOLS

RC drill bits

Bits for reverse circulation sampling

RC drill bits fit at the lower end of an RC hammer and use impact and rotation to break rock for reverse circulation sampling. Browse RC40, PR54, RC50 and RE052 bit photographs. Match the hammer model, bit shank and required hole diameter when ordering.

RC40 / PR54 / RC50 / RE052

Product overview

Working with the RC hammer

The bit sits at the lower end of the hammer and breaks rock through impact and rotation. RC bits are matched to the hammer and RC tooling system; they are a different product from diamond core bits that cut a cylindrical core.

Pictured size and face

The photographs show an RC40, 133 mm drop-center-face bit from face and shank views. The 133 mm diameter identifies this example. For other diameters or shanks, provide the hammer details; appearance or color alone does not establish compatibility.

Information for ordering

Provide the hammer model, required hole diameter and quantity. For replacement bits, markings and shank photographs help confirm the match. The quotation itemizes the required specification and supply scope.

  • For reverse circulation sampling
  • Match the hammer model and bit shank
  • Pictured with a drop-center face

Sizes and matching

Product typeRC drill bits
Pictured modelRC40
Pictured diameter133 mm
Face designDrop-center face
Matching requirementsHammer model, bit shank and hole diameter

The 133 mm specification in this table refers to the original RC40 image. State the required hole diameter, hammer model and quantity; specifications for other models follow the agreed item list.

Selection questions

Does it fit every RC hammer?

Match the hammer model, bit shank and diameter. The pictured RC40 designation does not imply compatibility with every similarly named model; confirm the existing equipment before replacement.

Which details are needed for an enquiry?

Provide the required diameter, hammer model and quantity. If you have an existing bit, include shank photographs and its markings.