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Shock absorbers are available for both rotary and down-the-hole (DTH) drilling. Reducing shock and vibration provides a more fluid drilling operation and enhances performance. It also prolongs the service life of the drill rig's rotary head, drill string components and bits.

Sandvik offers a range of market-leading and high-performing Rotary Drilling Tools for mining blast holes, whether you need a single bit or a complete drill string. Tailored options for different rock types aim to maximize your productivity, lower total drilling costs and increase sustainability.

The new design of Top Hammer Tapered Bit is ideal for both mining and construction. It features an improved steel grade and perfect bit-rod connection. A great choice for sustainable operations, without having to lower your expectations of high quality and performance.

Down-the-hole (DTH) drill bits are designed to make operations easier by drilling further, whatever the conditions. They have optimized head length with maximized steel support for the cemented carbide buttons, deep face grooves for excellent flushing and an aggressive cutting structure.

RR240 rotary bit is the combination of the best parts of Sandvik’s previous three air-bearing bits and includes additional improvements and an optimized design. This upgraded version features high-quality components that extend bit life.

Together with our customers, we shape the sustainable mines of the future and drive the change towards an industry where productivity and sustainability go hand in hand.

Charger® RR440 is a sealed journal-bearing blasthole bit designed for surface mining with up to 169% longer lifetime and a lower cost per meter than standard air bits.

Choose from a full range of rotary subs and adapters for a variety of drilling needs. Subs provide various functions such as changing from one thread form to another (cross-over subs) or reducing wear to component threads (thread-saver subs).

There are two different types of stabilizers - the welded and the rotating roller stabilizer. Welded blade stabilizers are used to stabilize and control hole deviation. Roller stabilizers provide more reaming and cutting action and are typically used in hard rock environments.

Rotary drill pipes are included in a complete drill string and made by joining a pin end tool joint, a mid-body tube and box end tool. Different grades of raw material are used so the pipes are well suited to a variety of rock hardness and abrasiveness.