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Rockbit Drill Bit IADC Codes

Rockbit drilling rigs are manufactured in different types and sizes according to their application areas. These features are also distinguished by IADC codes. Following IADC codes when selecting the ground is crucial for material health and time efficiency.

1 min read 21 Aug 2026
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Rockbit Drill Bit IADC Codes
EXAMPLE CODE: 637 = FELT FRICTION BEARING COBRA INSERT DRILL
Rockbit IADC Codes
Rockbits are distinguished from each other by international codes. These codes are the same all over the world.
FIRST DIGIT
1-2-3 = STEEL THREAD DRILL (SOFTEST TO HARDEST)4-5-6-7-8 = COBRA-INSERT DRILL (SOFTEST TO HARDEST)
SECOND DIGIT
1-2-3-4-5 = (SOFTEST TO HARDEST)
THIRD DIGIT
1. STANDARD ROLLER BEARING DRILL2. AIR-COOLED ROLLER BEARING DRILL3. ROLLER BEARING DIAMETER PROTECTED DRILL4. 5. Felt-sealed Ball Bearing Drill6. Felt-sealed Ball Bearing Drill with Diameter Protection7. Felt-sealed Ball Bearing Drill with Diameter Protection8. Directional Drill9. Custom-made Drill
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