drill rod

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drill rod

A worker inserts a drill rod into a rock drill at a construction site.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A carbon steel rod: A drill rod is a specific type of carbon steel rod, characterized by its strength and durability.
    • Tool component for drilling and fastening: It is primarily used as a component in rock drills or as a dowel (a pin for securing parts together).
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The miner replaced the worn drill rod before continuing.
    • Drill rods must be made of high-quality carbon steel to withstand the pressure.
Advanced Usage
  • Technical Specification: In engineering contexts, "drill rod" often refers to a specific grade of steel (like O1 or A2 tool steel) known for its hardness and ability to hold a sharp edge, used not only for drilling but also for making punches, taps, and other tools.
    • The machinist selected an O1 drill rod to fabricate a custom punch.
Variants and Related Words
  • Drill steel: A near-synonymous term, often used interchangeably in mining and construction for the rods used in percussive drilling.
  • Doweling: The process of using rods, which can be drill rods, for joining wood or other materials.
Synonyms
  • Rock drill steel
  • Drill stem (though this can refer to a larger assembly in oil drilling)
Related Phrases
  • Rod string: In deep drilling, multiple drill rods are connected to form a "string."
    • They added another section to the drill rod string to reach greater depth.
drill rod

A worker inserts a drill rod into a rock drill at a construction site.

Noun
  1. carbon steel used for rock drills and dowels

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