Taper drill rod is essentially used for rock drilling, blasting holes, and other drilling works in quarries, coal mines, traffic projects, and other constructions. It works effectively with taper drill bits and is available in different lengths for various applications.
Key Technical Features:
Steel Grade: 95CrMo (equivalent to SANDBAR20, C253, Z708, Sanbar23) or 55SiMnMo.
Shank Configuration: Shank hex 22 mm (7/8") x 108 mm (4 1/4"). Rod hex 22 mm (7/8"). Flushing hole diameter 6.7 mm.
Technical Specifications
ROD CROSS SECTION
Length (mm / ft-in)
Weight Approx. (kg)
4°46' Taper Angle
22H
800
2'7½"
2.8
22H
1600
5'3"
5.3
22H
2400
7'10½"
7.7
22H
4000
13'1½"
12.7
7° Taper Angle
22H
400
1'3¾"
1.6
22H
1830
6'
6.0
22H
3050
10'
9.7
22H
8000
26'3"
24.9
11° Taper Angle
22H
1220
4'
4.1
22H
2435
8'
7.8
22H
5600
18'4½"
17.6
12° Taper Angle
22H
610
2'
2.2
22H
3200
10'6"
10.2
22H
8000
26'3"
24.9
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the primary applications for taper drill rods?
Taper drill rods are primarily used in rock drilling, creating blasting holes, and other mining or construction tasks in coal mines, quarries, and traffic infrastructure projects.
Which steel grades are used for these rods?
We utilize high-quality steel grades including 95CrMo (equivalent to SANDBAR20, C253, Z708, or Sanbar23) and 55SiMnMo to ensure durability and strength.
How do I choose the correct taper angle for my project?
Generally, light-duty rock drills use a 7° or smaller taper angle, while heavy-duty rock drills require an 11° or 12° taper angle. It is crucial that the rod and bit have matching degrees.
What shank sizes and configurations are available?
Common shank sizes include Hex 22mm and 25mm with various lengths such as 108mm and 159mm. We offer a full range of configurations for hand-held pneumatic drilling.
What is the production capacity and packaging?
Our production capacity is approximately 50,000 MT per month. Products are securely packaged in wooden cases or bundles for safe international transport.