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drill rod

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Noun1.drill roddrill rod - carbon steel used for rock drills and dowels
drill steel
carbon steel - steel whose characteristics are determined by the amount of carbon it contains


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Overall, it should create more demand for drill rods from North Bay and from their Haileybury facility.
Global demand outstripping supply, mining industry says by Ross, Ian / Northern Ontario Business
A further hole infilling the area between BC 10-1 and BC 10-3 was abandoned due to problems with the drill rods.
Exall Resources Limited: 21.68 g/t over 11.11 m '0.63 ozs/t over ... by Business Wire
Today, Atlas Copco Exploration Products is the main production plant for Christensen and Boyles' range of underground and surface drill rigs, the Tuff Line of drill rod products and the Hobic range of diamond coring bits.
Atlas Copco Exploration Products: company of the year (51+ employees) by Ross Ian / Northern Ontario Business
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