What are the differences between carbide drills and diamond drills when in use?

Carbide drill bits and diamond drill bits have some of the following main differences in use it:

Carbide drill bits:

- The cost is relatively low:

The price is usually cheaper than diamond bits.

- Wider range of adaptability:

Can cope with a wide range of general hardness formations, but the efficiency may be reduced for extremely hard formations.

- Slightly less abrasion resistant:

Wear and tear can be relatively noticeable after prolonged use.

Diamond Drill Bits:

- Extremely hard:

Able to drill into very hard rocks and formations with high drilling efficiency.

- High abrasion resistance:

Relatively long service life.

- Requirements for use conditions are high:

For example, care must be taken to avoid excessive temperatures, etc., and the cost is high.

Overall, under different working conditions and strata conditions, you need to choose which drill bit to use according to the actual needs.