Welcome to Brilliant

Founded in 2003

Since 2003, Brilliant has established itself
as trusted name in the manufacturing of high-quality
exploration diamond core bits.

Founded in 2003, Brilliant has established itself as trusted name in the manufacturing of high-quality exploration diamond core bits

  • Trusted Worldwide

  • Over 20 Years of Expertise

  • Designed and Produced in Canada

  • Diamond Core Bit Technology

  • Precision Engineering at Every Stage

  • ISO 9001:2015 Certified

  • Worldwide Free Shipping

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Product Quality Index

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IMPREGNATEDDIAMOND CORE BITS

IMPREGNATEDDIAMOND CORE BITS

Brilliant’s Impregnated Bits are excellent choice for your mineral exploration projects. We have looked at the overall drill ability of the rock rather than concentrating on hardness alone. By considering the combined effects of abrasiveness, hardness, and strength of the rock, our product will meet all your drilling challenge and optimize your drilling performance. Our knowledgeable team will make sure to provide you reliable, field tested and well- designed products for your unknown condition of exploration by its very nature. Mohs scale (1-10) and rock hardness matrices have been put together which aids to pick the right specialized product for the broad formation. Variety of waterway type is available to maximize drill life and penetration. The crown is made up of metal powder and diamond matrix that wears away during the drilling process, exposes new layers of diamonds, renewing the cutting points for more meters that leads to longer bit life resulting in fewer trips in and out of the hole.

Brilliant Company's diamond drill bit manufacturing process

THE MOHS MINERAL
HARDNESS SCALE
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HARDNESS OF ROCK​​​​

German Geologist Friedrich Mohs introduced the Mohs hardness scale in 1812. It is based on the ability of one mineral to scratch another: a mineral that scratches another will be above that mineral in the scale. The scale is a relative ranking, with no fixed difference in hardness between each point on the scale.

THE MOHS MINERAL
HARDNESS
SCALE
​​​​​

HARDNESS OF ROCK​​​​

German Geologist Friedrich Mohs introduced the Mohs hardness scale in 1812. It is based on the ability of one mineral to scratch another: a mineral that scratches another will be above that mineral in the scale. The scale is a relative ranking, with no fixed difference in hardness between each point on the scale.

HARDNESS MATRIX​​​​​ SCALE

HARDNESS MATRIX​​​​​ SCALE

OUR PRODUCTS​​​​​

CROWN WATERWAY​​​​​ TYPE

Casing shoe

Reaming shell

Adaptor coupling

Locking coupling

From BRILLIANT  CHOICE​​​​​

​​​​​to BRILLIANT ​​​​​ OUTCOME