
TIX-TSK manufactures Rock Bits of various sizes ranging from 4 inches (101.6mm) to 26 inches (660.4mm) with numerous combinations of tooth design, bearing, and other options. We have manufactured approximately 500 different types of rock bits. Our products are carefully designed, simulated, and tested to provide safe and high-quality products. Both fluid and strength simulations are conducted in the development of our products.
We design and manufacture over 10 new types of rock bits annually to meet the needs of our customers.

We also have more than 260 types in stock.
Side-scrapers, PCD inserts, and stabilizer pads are some of the options available for enhancing the durability of bits.
Our tooth designs for milled tooth and
TCI bits are compliant with IADC.



The bearing material is made of highly wear-resistant material, further increasing the durability of the bit.
Various options available

Side-scrapers are highly effective in enhancing durability because they are installed close to gage teeth to protect them from wear. Side-scraper is a standard specification for bits designed for geothermal drilling where gage durability is especially important.

Diamond Inserts Click here
A diamond insert with excellent wear resistance is available for the gauge surface.
The user can choose the placement rate of diamonds and can respond according to the situation.

Stabilizer Pads Click here
Stabilizer pads may be installed to minimize the off-center revolution of bits. As they protrude from the body and scrape the wall of the drilling hole, the carbide inserts and hard facing are added to protect the pads from abrasion.
Simulation

Fluid Simulation
When namufacturing new bits or modifying nozzle angles and shapes of water passage of a bit, we perform fluid simulations to verify and evaluate water flow within the waterways and around cones. Collision simulations are conducted alongside fluid simulations to determine the optimal shape of the water passage.

Strength Analysis
Strength analysis is conducted to the parts and to the completed bits. The data from the simulations is utilized to manufacture durable bits.

