Button Bits
This bit is manufactured with large carbide buttons to make it an aggressive cutter in…
Learn More »We offer a variety of HDD Components including a wide selection of bits and reamers which have unique benefits as well as swivels for optimized coupling. All bits and reamers are manufactured from the same imported high alloy Swedish wear plate as our plow blades. We list the more common styles, but we can also custom cut to fit your particular needs.
WHY DO OUR BITS LAST LONGER? VIRGIN TUNGSTEN!
Superior Plow Blades uses 100% Virgin Tungsten carbide teeth and rubble on all of our bits and reamers. Virgin Tungsten carbide is a pure tungsten, compared to recycled tungsten carbide.
All of the carbide teeth that we use are made from Virgin Tungsten ground to uniform size grains, then forged with cobalt (the gluing agent), and then formed with pressure and heat into the proper profile or mold. All of this Virgin Tungsten product is imported from Sweden.
Compare this to recycled tungsten carbide, which is made from tungsten carbide tooling that has been ground up (which has already been forged with cobalt the first time around), and then has to be forged a second time with cobalt (the gluing agent). This reduces the percentage of actual tungsten used and also the uniformity of tungsten in the end product.
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Carbide Bits
The “A” Series or “All-Carbide” Drill Bit features inlaid carbide across the entire face of…
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Carbide Steep Bits
The “A” Series or “All-Carbide” Drill Bit features inlaid carbide across the entire face of…
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Chisel Point Bits
This is a regular point bit beveled to a 30 degree edge and coated with…
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Cone-Head Bits
Conical, Carbide Tipped Cutters These are made from the same high-Harbon swedish alloy plate as…
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Regular Point Bits
All round standard point with large tungston carbide fragments in 2829 hardsurface matrix. An extremely…
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Steep Taper Bits
Spear pointed for easier penetration in hard soil conditions. Large size tungston carbide fragments in…
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