1996 -  ThrowAway became Rockmore International, a change that reflected the company’s expanding role as a worldwide producer of a complete line of rock drilling tools.

1997 - Rockmore acquired HP Rocbo GmbH, an Austrian manufacturer of surface and underground drill rods. This enabled Rockmore to bring its high level of quality and service to an ever-expanding global market of rock drilling operations.

2011 - Rockmore released a new drill bit designed for hard rock drilling and blasting operations in tunnelling. The B6 Drill Bit Design is intended to prolong bit life and increase drilling penetration rates by incorporating enhancements in cutting geometry.

2012 - Rockmore International announced the opening of an additional manufacturing center in Judenburg, Austria. Along with their existing plant in the USA, the 12,000,000 USD facility effectively doubled Rockmore’s production capacity. Rockmore announced a new DTH hammer in its emerging Deep Hole series, the ROK 500DH. This 5 inch range hammer incorporates many new innovations and features characterized in the new Deep Hole class of DTH hammers.  Rockmore unveiled a new drill bit design especially suited for hard rock quarry drilling. The new CrossFlow Bit Design extends bit life and improves penetration rates for percussive drilling applications in abrasive and challenging rock condition.

2012, Rockmore International announced the opening of an additional manufacturing center in Judenburg, Austria. Along with their existing plant in the USA, the 12,000,000 USD facility effectively doubled Rockmore’s production capacity.

2013 - Rockmore announced the first models in their new A Series DTH hammer product line – the ROK 600A and 650A hammers. These new hammers demonstrate better performance and penetration rates suited to smaller compressors. Rockmore announced the unique StarFlow drill bit design to increase drilling efficiency and to reduce operating costs in top-hammer drilling. The StarFlow drill bit design extends bit life and improves penetration rates for percussive drilling applications in hard, abrasive and challenging rock conditions.

2014 - Rockmore launched the new T Series DTH hammer class. In addition to its ultra high performance features, the new T series design hammers utilize drill bits with standard shank connections that no longer require plastic parts commonly known as Blow Tubes or Foot Valves.

2015 - The Xtrac bit design was introduced, incorporating enhancements in the bit body design to improve flushing geometry and increase performance.

2016 - Rockmore announced its new Vector Rod System at the Bauma Exhibition in Munich, Germany. The new XT thread design incorporates revolutionary new guided cylindrical contact zones between the male and female thread joints to improve drilling productivity and reduce extension drilling operating costs in surface and underground percussive drilling. Rockmore entered into the African market

2017  Significant expansion of Rockmore’s USA facility, both in terms of space and state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment.