Drill Bit Sharpening

Norsmiths has a cutting-edge re-sharpening facility for drill bits located in kirkland lake. Our site, operated by local people, is the only such site in the region. Norsmiths can re-sharpen 1500+ drill bits effectively each day. Norsmiths has the ability to serve all local mines effectively, as well as all other mining and drilling businesses in the north.

Main Objective By reconditioning drill bits instead of purchasing new ones, mining companies and other industries can save money on equipment costs while still maintaining high performance and reliability in their drilling operations

Drill bit reconditioning is a process where used drill bits are restored to their original condition or close to it, thus extending their lifespan and reducing costs associated with purchasing new ones. Here’s how the process generally works:

Inspection: The used drill bits are thoroughly inspected to assess their condition and determine if they are suitable candidates for reconditioning. This inspection involves checking for wear, damage, and other factors that may affect performance.

Cleaning: The drill bits are cleaned to remove any dirt, debris, or residue that may have accumulated during use. This step is crucial for proper assessment and preparation for reconditioning.

Repair: Any damage or wear on the drill bits is repaired. This may involve sharpening dull cutting edges, repairing broken or chipped components, and replacing any severely damaged parts.

Sharpening: The cutting edges of the drill bits are sharpened to restore their cutting ability. This is typically done using specialized grinding equipment to achieve the precise angles required for optimal performance.

Coating: In some cases, drill bits may be recoated with specialized materials to enhance their durability and performance. For example, carbide or diamond coatings may be applied to improve wear resistance and cutting efficiency.

Final Inspection: Once the reconditioning process is complete, the drill bits undergo a final inspection to ensure that they meet quality standards and are ready for use.

Packaging and Delivery: Reconditioned drill bits are typically packaged and labeled for storage or immediate use by the customer. They may also be delivered directly to the customer’s location, depending on the arrangement with the reconditioning service provider.