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Slide Block Casing System

Slide Block Casing System

MSD supplies slide block casing systems with discrete sliding blocks, 13 confirmed configurations for 146–610 mm casing OD, and listed 4–18 inch hammer types.

Product Descriptions

MSD supplies slide block casing systems that use discrete blocks moving outward in guide slots to create the reaming diameter around a center bit. This retrievable block structure is different from a standard concentric fixed ring-bit system and from a casing system with movable wings.

The confirmed table contains 13 configurations from 146 Slide Block Casing to 610 Slide Block Casing. Casing OD, maximum center-bit OD, casing-shoe ID, maximum reaming OD, and hammer type vary by row; if the casing wall thickness differs from the standard design, a special design is required.


Slide Block Casing System Specifications

SchemaModelCasing OD
(mm)
Maximum OD of
Center Bit (mm)
Casing Shoe ID
(mm)
Maximum OD of
Reaming (mm)
Hammer Type
146 Slide Block Casing1461231151564 inch
168 Slide Block Casing1681461401855 inch
178 Slide Block Casing1781561501935 inch
183 Slide Block Casing1831601541935 inch
194 Slide Block Casing1941781662116 inch
219 Slide Block Casing2192031932376–7 inch
245 Slide Block Casing2452202102606–8 inch
273 Slide Block Casing2732512413088 inch
325 Slide Block Casing3252982813788–10 inch
377 Slide Block Casing37735033543010–12 inch
406 Slide Block Casing40638036342612 inch
560 Slide Block Casing56053051159018 inch
610 Slide Block Casing61058255664018 inch

Note: The dimensions above are standard design dimensions. Special design is required if the casing wall thickness differs.

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What Is a Slide Block Casing System?

A slide block casing system is a retrievable casing-advancement structure that uses discrete blocks moving in guide slots. During drilling, the blocks move outward to create the reaming diameter around the center bit while the casing advances.

This page covers the slide-block product entity. It is not the standard concentric casing system with a fixed ring bit, and it is not the concentric casing system with movable wings. Using the structural name consistently keeps selection focused on the required block mechanism.


How the Slide Block Structure Works

The center bit drills the central section, while the separate slide blocks travel outward along their guide slots to enlarge the hole to the listed maximum reaming OD. The slide-block assembly is designed to be retrieved after the relevant drilling stage.

The confirmed material identifies the outward sliding-block movement and retrievable structure. It does not confirm that eccentric bit movement actuates block retraction, so that specific operating sequence should be checked against the supplied drawing or technical confirmation for the selected model.


Confirmed Slide Block Configurations

The current table lists 13 configurations from 146 Slide Block Casing to 610 Slide Block Casing. The corresponding casing ODs run from 146 to 610 mm, maximum center-bit ODs from 123 to 582 mm, casing-shoe IDs from 115 to 556 mm, and maximum reaming ODs from 156 to 640 mm.

Listed hammer types range from 4 inch to 18 inch, with several rows showing an allowable hammer-size range. These values are row-specific; the endpoints do not mean that every intermediate casing size or an unlisted hammer combination is available.


Applications and Selection Considerations

Slide block casing systems may be evaluated for grouting, water-well, foundation, and other overburden drilling work where a casing-advancement method with a retrievable block assembly is required. Suitability must be checked against the actual ground profile, hole direction, required casing dimensions, drilling depth, and equipment.

Select one complete row by matching casing OD, maximum center-bit OD, casing-shoe ID, maximum reaming OD, and hammer type. A casing OD or hammer size alone is not sufficient because dimensions and listed power-tool requirements change by configuration. The current table also states that a different casing wall thickness requires a special design.


Information to Confirm Before Ordering

For a quotation, provide the required casing OD and wall thickness, casing-shoe ID, target reaming or finished-hole diameter, exact hammer model and size, drilling-rig details, casing length and connection, ground description, required cased depth, hole direction, and quantity.

For replacement orders, also provide the current slide block casing model, product markings, measured dimensions, and clear photos or drawings of the center bit, blocks, guide structure, and casing shoe. MSD will compare this information with the confirmed configuration before selection.


Why Choose MSD

MSD is a China-based rock drilling tools manufacturer supplying casing systems and related drilling tools. MSD has 23 years of rock drilling tools manufacturing experience, exports to 40+ countries, and operates under ISO 9001 certified quality management.

For a slide block casing system enquiry, the MSD team reviews the required casing dimensions, reaming diameter, casing shoe, hammer, equipment, and ground information before confirming a listed or special-design configuration.

Technical content reviewed by MSD Engineering Team. | MSD — 23 years of rock drilling tools manufacturing expertise | ISO 9001 Certified | Exporting to 40+ countries

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A slide block casing system is a retrievable casing-advancement structure that uses discrete blocks moving outward in guide slots to create the reaming diameter around a center bit. It is different from a standard fixed ring-bit system and from a system using movable wings.
The center bit drills the central section while separate blocks slide outward along guide slots to enlarge the hole to the listed maximum reaming OD. The current confirmed material does not establish that eccentric bit movement actuates block retraction, so the exact sequence should be checked for the selected model.
MSD lists 13 configurations from 146 Slide Block Casing to 610 Slide Block Casing. The listed casing ODs run from 146 to 610 mm, maximum reaming ODs from 156 to 640 mm, and hammer types from 4 inch to 18 inch. Only the exact table rows are confirmed.
Match the required casing OD, maximum center-bit OD, casing-shoe ID, maximum reaming OD, and hammer type within one confirmed row. The table dimensions are standard designs; a different casing wall thickness requires a special design.
Provide the required casing OD and wall thickness, casing-shoe ID, target reaming or finished-hole diameter, exact hammer model and size, rig details, casing length and connection, ground description, required cased depth, hole direction, and quantity. For replacement orders, also provide the current model, markings, measured dimensions, photos, or drawings.
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