Sub Adaptors

Mammoth Sub Adaptors

Product Description

The Mammoth Top Sub is a short length of drill collar that has male threads on one end and female on the other. It is screwed into the bottom of the top drive (rotary head) or shock sub and onto the drill rod. It serves as a crossover between the top drive (rotary head) or shock sub connections and the rod connection.

The Mammoth Bottom Sub is a short length of drill collar that has male threads on one end and female on the other. It is screwed onto the bottom of the drill rod and onto the drill bit. It serves as a crossover between the drill rod connections and the bit connection.

Requirements from customer

• Drill manufacturer
• Drill model
• Drill rod diameter
• Shoulder to shoulder length
• Actual thread size
• Spanner flat position

Price Excludes

• Installation by Mammoth Technician
• Spare Parts
• Duties and Taxes
• Freight and Insurance

Mammoth Sub Adaptor Benefits

Benefits of the Mammoth Sub Adaptor

• Quality manufacturing
• Durability for the best performance
• Produced to our outstanding quality control
• Fully repairable

Mammoth Sub Adaptor Technical Specifications

Specifications

• The Mammoth Top Sub | Bottom Sub can be designed to fit any OEM machine application.
• The Mammoth Top Sub | Bottom Sub is not limited to any specific range only.
• Mammoth Top Subs | Bottom Subs can be manufactured to customer specifications & thread requirements

Common Specifications

All designs, specifications and components of the equipment described herein are subject to change at the manufacturer’s discretion at any time without prior notice.

Mammoth Top Subs | Bottom Subs can be manufactured to customer specifications & thread requirements.

When rods must be added to increase the depth of drilling, the loosening of the threads are now performed at the bottom end of the saver sub as opposed to the bottom of the top drive (rotary head) which is the most expensive part of the drill string. This means that the connection between the top end of the saver sub and top drive (rotary head) is seldom used, and suffers minimal wear and tear, whereas the lower connection is used in almost all cases displacing the most wear and tear from the rotary head connection to the much lower cost, saver sub which is expendable and does not represent a major investment. The top drive or rotary head component, on the other hand represent a significant capital outlay and considerable downtime when it needs to be replaced.