Rock bit with wear resistant inserts

Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – Magnetized or with magnet

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175374, 175410, 76108R, E21B 936

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041483685

ABSTRACT:
A tungsten carbide insert for mounting in a rolling cone cutter comprises a base for mounting in the rolling cone cutter, an end converging to the work surface, and a diamond insert embedded in a portion of the work surface to improve the wear resistance of the insert. Preferably the diamond insert is embedded in the portion of the work surface extending farthest from the rolling cone cutter in which the tungsten carbide insert is mounted. Diamond inserts are provided in carbide inserts on the gage row of a cutter. Diamond inserts can also be used in tungsten carbide inserts on the heel row of a rolling cone cutter for maintaining gage of a hole being bored.

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