QUALITY DRILLING PRODUCTS AND SUPERIOR BACK-UP SERVICE

DRILL PIPES AND SUBS

Drillrods

DPS supplies quality drillrods engineered and manufactured to stringent specifications in diameters from 3" (76mm) to 10 3/4" (273mm). All threads are machined using accredited / certified thread gauges. Tube material specifications range from A106B to high grade alloy and the factory operates a ISO9001 quality system.

The factory manufactures mining, waterwell and exploration drillrods, including reverse circulation drillrods.

Please specify the following;

1.    Machine make and model.

2.    Rod diameter (O.D.)

3.    Rod length (shoulder to shoulder).

4.    Thread Details:

5.    Wrench slot/spanner flat details.

Adaptors

All our crossover subs or adaptor subs are manufactured from certified heat-treated high tensile alloy steel, and we have a full set of accredited gauges that ensures that threads are machined to specification.  All threads receive and anti-galling coating and are protected by heavy duty plastic thread protectors when they leave our premises.

Bottom crossover subs or adaptors can be given extra wear protection by the application of hard bonding welding.  This will increase the life of this product, and be cost effective when drilling in abrasive formations.

Our factory is API approved and has an ISO quality system and all products are manufactured to exacting standards.

Stabilisers

Drilling stabilisers are manufactured to the same exacting standards as the drillrods using only certified high tensile alloy steel.  All threads are machined using only accredited thread gauges, and are protected by quality thread protectors.

Ribs comprise only Kennametal wear castings for superior performance and durability, and roller stabilisers are available on request.

Weld hard bonding for extra protection in high wear areas can be provided.

Additional info;

1.    Drillbit size.

2.    Length (shoulder to shoulder).

3.    Wrench slot/spanner flat details.

QUALITY DRILLING PRODUCTS AND SUPERIOR BACK-UP SERVICE