DTH Hammers and Bits for Water Well Drilling

Bits are available in Standard, Diamond, and Bluemaxx carbide grades. Standard carbide suits general-purpose drilling, Diamond carbide offers enhanced wear resistance for abrasive formations, and Bluemaxx provides an optimized balance of toughness and durability for extended service life in demanding hard rock conditions.

Bits are engineered to fit 12 popular shank/connection systems including Domintor 100, MACH 20, COP32, DHD 3.5/IR 3.5, DHD 340, MACH 33, Mach40, QL40, SD4/34-15, TD40, 350, and SD5, ensuring compatibility with virtually any DTH hammer system used in water well drilling.

Yes. Customers can choose from four face shapes (Concave, Convex, Flat, Double Gauge) and three button shapes (Domed, Ballistic, Semi-Ballistic) to optimize penetration rate and durability for their specific ground conditions, from soft to extremely hard abrasive rock.

Yes, all DTH hammer bits are specifically engineered for hard and abrasive rock formations common in water well applications, using tungsten carbide button inserts and a robust cylindrical body design to withstand high-impact percussion forces during deep well drilling.

Infinity Tool MFG's manufacturing facility in Benton, Illinois operates under ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification, ensuring consistent manufacturing processes, material quality control, and reliable performance across the full range of DTH hammer bits and drilling tools.

Directional hammer bits are optimized for Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) and steering applications, while standard DTH hammer bits focus on straight vertical or angled percussion drilling. Both use tungsten carbide buttons and DTH percussion technology but are designed for different borehole trajectories and formation demands.