The DK20 is Drill King’s smallest DTH hammer — a proven valved design built for reliable low-pressure operation in a narrow tool body. Standard bit diameters run from 2.75″–3.5″ (70–90 mm), ideal for compact rigs and tight-access drilling.
2.75″–3.5″(70–90 mm)
979–1,548 bpm
100–250 PSI
BR2 Valved
Disc-valve system improves low-pressure performance in a compact profile making it ideal for smaller compressors.
The disk-valve system keeps the HABC-20 performing efficiently even on compressors that can't supply high working pressure.
A hardened piston extends component life despite the hammer's high impact frequency of up to 1,548 blows per minute.
At just 28.6 lbs (13 kg) and a diameter of 2.44” (62mm), the DK20 easily operates on small rigs and in limited-access drilling locations. .
Available with a W+H taper pin connection, or an optional RD50 box connection.
Repair and rebuild kits keep the hammer field-serviceable so it never leaves the jobsite.
Full parts list, dimensions, exploded-view diagram, and air consumption profile for the HABC-20.
Drill King’s 2″ DTH hammer with a refined BR2 valved design. Built for low-pressure operation on compact drilling rigs.
W+H Taper Pin
29.4 in / 746.7 mm
2.44 in / 62 mm
28.6 lbs / 13 kg
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