PDC cutters which can be embedded into oilfield drilling bits are sintered at extremely high pressure and temperature. The product is composed of high-grade diamond and Tungsten Carbide. To ensure superior quality, we adopt the most advanced technical formulas and synthetic techniques.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are PDC cutters made of?
PDC cutters are composite materials made from a combination of polycrystalline diamond layers and a tungsten carbide substrate, sintered together under ultra-high pressure and temperature.
What are the primary applications for these cutters?
They are primarily used in oilfield drilling bits, mining tools, and various cutting applications that require extreme hardness and wear resistance.
Which specifications are available?
Standard specifications include 1308, 1313, 1613, 1616, 1906, and 1916, catering to different drilling and cutting requirements.
How are the PDC cutters synthesized?
We utilize the static high-pressure catalytic method to ensure the diamond and tungsten carbide bond perfectly for maximum durability.
What is the monthly production capacity?
We maintain a stable production capacity of approximately 5,000 pieces per month to meet industrial demands.
How are the products packaged for transport?
To ensure safety during transit, cutters are first packed into PP boxes and then secured within sturdy outer cartons.
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