Multiple diamond layer polycrystalline diamond composite cutters

Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – Specific or diverse material

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175434, E21B 1046

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ABSTRACT:
An improved polycrystalline diamond composite ("PDC") cutter comprises a single or a plurality of secondary PDC cutting surfaces in addition to a primary PDC cutting surface. The two cutting surfaces are spaced apart, resulting in enhanced cutter efficiency and useful life. The primary PDC cutting surface is a polycrystalline diamond layer on an exposed end face of the cutter. A secondary cutting surface is formed by a polycrystalline diamond layer embedded within the body of the cutter. The secondary cutting surface can have a larger diameter than the primary cutting surface so that the forward end of the cutter parallels rock formation during drilling and both cutting surfaces engage the rock formation.

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