CORE DRILL 4 CORE DRILL BIT WITH 5/8-11
DIAMAX
$196.27
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CORE DRILL 4 CORE DRILL BIT WITH 5/8-11
The CORE DRILL 4 CORE DRILL BIT with 5/8-11 is engineered for ultimate precision and speed, making it the ideal choice for tile and stone fabricators. Designed by DIAMAX, this high-performance core bit can effortlessly drill through engineered stone, granite, porcelain, and ultra-compact surfaces, ensuring you achieve flawless results in record time.
With the ability to drill most granite in under 30 seconds when water is used, the CORE DRILL 4 sets a new standard for efficiency on the job site. Its vacuum-brazed side-protection enhances durability, making it a reliable alternative to traditional thin wall core bits.
Key Features
- Fast drilling speeds—most granite in under 30 seconds with water
- Versatile use on engineered stone, granite, porcelain, and ultra-compact materials
- Vacuum-brazed side-protection for enhanced durability
- 3 inches of usable length for deeper drilling
- Available in a wide range of diameters from 1" to 6"
- Max RPM varies depending on the diameter for optimal performance
Who Is This For?
This core drill bit is perfect for professional tile and stone fabricators, countertop installers, and stone masons who demand high-quality results in their work. Industrial fabrication shops will also benefit from the speed and efficiency that the CORE DRILL 4 delivers, making it a must-have in any toolkit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can this core bit be used on?
The CORE DRILL 4 is designed for engineered stone, granite, porcelain, and ultra-compact surfaces.
How long does it take to drill through granite?
Using water, this core bit can drill through most granite in under 30 seconds.
What is the weight of the CORE DRILL 4?
The core drill weighs 1.62 lbs, making it easy to handle and maneuver.
What is the usable length of this core bit?
The CORE DRILL 4 offers a usable length of 3 inches for deeper drilling capabilities.
What is the RPM range for this core bit?
Max RPM varies depending on the diameter of the core bit used.
