

Industrial tools for deep drilling adapted to the machine, ground and real work: augers, buckets, core barrels, drilling tools and special parts. This page explains the product, environment, specifications and adaptation criteria.
The page uses all available drilling photos and includes the technical concepts that had to be present: buckets, cleaning buckets, rock buckets, augers, core barrels, drilling tools, heads, couplings and special configurations.





Deep drilling works with different tools depending on ground, diameter, depth and machine. That is why the page must describe real tool families, not just a generic part.
Drilling buckets for collecting and removing material, with body, bottom, gate and teeth according to use.
Cleaning buckets to finish the bottom, remove loose material and leave the bore prepared.
Reinforced buckets for hard ground, rock or high wear, with adapted cutting edge and thicknesses.
Helical tools for advance and material removal in specific diameters and lengths.
Tools for cutting, guiding or working the ground with greater control in specific conditions.
Connections, heads, repairs and special parts to match tool, machine and jobsite.
In deep drilling it is not enough to show a part. The complete tool must be read: coupling, body, cutting edge, reinforcements and adaptation so the tool works properly with the machine, ground and real wear.

The tool transmits torque, withstands thrust, enters the ground, removes material and resists wear. That is why it is manufactured or repaired with the complete assembly in mind.
Connection area with the machine. It must transmit force, maintain alignment and withstand torsion without critical deformation.
Buckets, cleaning buckets, rock buckets, augers, drilling tools and core barrels sized according to diameter, depth, material extraction and ground type.
Cutting elements placed to open the ground, control wear and improve tool entry on site.
Reinforced areas where impact, abrasion and repeated forces appear during deep drilling.
Manufacturing, reconstruction or modification of existing tools to adapt them to machine, real use and maintenance.
Without inventing fixed dimensions: at Relente, work is based on drawing, sample, production need or existing tool. The important point is to clarify the technical aspects to be reviewed.
Buckets, cleaning buckets, rock buckets, augers, drilling tools, core barrels, adapters and special parts.
Connection and geometry adapted to machine, use and jobsite conditions.
Diameter, length, thickness and configuration from drawing or sample.
Selection and reinforcement according to wear, impact, torsion and expected maintenance.
Reconstruction, adjustment or modification of existing tools when appropriate.
Part prepared for work, transport and validation by the technical team.
This is not decoration: the page explains how the request is read and how it is grounded in the workshop to reduce doubts before calling or sending a drawing.
Machine, ground, diameter, depth and operational problem are identified.
It is decided whether to manufacture, adapt, reinforce or repair an existing tool.
Delivered with use criteria: coupling, wear, maintenance and handling.

Here precision is not aesthetic: it affects advance, wear, vibration and safety.
The tool is approached from the machine and the ground, not from a generic catalogue.
The workshop can resolve new parts or recover tools with operational value.
Navigation between product pages remains visual and useful so this does not feel like an isolated page.
At Industrias Relente we manufacture steel tools for deep drilling: buckets, augers, drilling tools, core barrels, blades, crowns, cleaning tools and special parts adapted to the ground, diameter and machine that will work on site.
La Lantejuela and its surrounding area have a strong tradition of companies working in wells, piles, micropiles and deep drilling. That workshop and jobsite context helps us understand when a tool has to cut, load, remove material, resist torsion, enter straight or withstand wear without becoming a problem for the crew.
Tools for loading, extracting and cleaning material in deep drilling, with mouth, body, bottom, closures and reinforcements adapted to the intended work.
Manufacturing and repair of drilling augers, helical drilling tools and special sections where pitch, diameter, core, cutting edge and torsional strength matter.
Parts designed to open, cut or extract a core depending on ground, machine and drilling objective, with useful geometry to maintain stable advance.
We also work on existing tools: reinforcements, coupling changes, reconstruction of worn areas, mouth modification or adaptation to new conditions.
A deep drilling tool has to enter, cut, load or remove material without losing geometry or punishing the machine. That is why it is designed from the ground, diameter, depth, torque, coupling and real work sequence.
Clay, gravel, soft rock, wet ground or highly abrasive drilling do not require the same thing. The tool must be created with that reading.
Diameter, hitch, shaft, square drive, flange, pins, useful height and machine compatibility are reviewed so the tool does not become a bottleneck.
The tool must be repairable, reinforceable, allow critical areas to be cleaned and wear elements to be replaced when continued use requires it.
Manufacturing is adapted to the use: wells, piles, micropiles, deep foundations, boreholes, water catchments, civil works and jobs where the tool must respond at depth.
Buckets, blades, drilling tools and auxiliary tooling for work where material removal and wear resistance are decisive.
Tools for demanding diameters, variable ground and machinery that needs a robust, centred tool prepared for hard cycles.
Smaller diameter tools, adaptations, specific couplings and parts where the margin for error is small.
When the tool works but fails due to wear, torsion, breakage, poor loading or lack of evacuation, reinforcement or redesign is studied.
With dimensions, photos and intended use, manufacturing or repair of the tool can be assessed better.
Useful information to prepare a manufacturing, repair or tool adaptation request.
Yes. Buckets, augers, drilling tools, core barrels, crowns, blades and special tools can be manufactured according to diameter, ground, machine and intended work.
Yes. If the tool already works but has wear, breakage, incorrect coupling, poor evacuation or lack of reinforcement, repair, reconstruction or adaptation can be studied.
Photos, dimensions, machine type, coupling system, diameter, depth, ground, intended use and current problem if it is a repair.
Yes. Manufacturing can be oriented to wells, piles, micropiles, deep foundations, boreholes, water catchments and special drilling works.
Yes. Mouth, flight, body, bottom, coupling, teeth, cutting lips and torsion areas are reviewed to reinforce or modify what really suffers on site.