Diamond Core Drill Bit Tool Dry Use with T Segment

• Type: Core Drill
• Usage: Masonry Drilling, Well Drilling
• Certification: ISO9001
• Material: Diamond
• Wet/Dry: Dry Diamond Drill Bit
• Color: Black
• Model NO.: ZL-ZT02
• Application: Usage: Stone,Concrete,Ceramic,Glass with Cutting,
• Catalog: CNC Diamond Tools
• Transport Package: Standard Export Carton
• Specification: D45*85
• Trademark: Z-LION
• Origin: China, Fujian
• Production Capacity: 20000pieces/Year

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Diamond Core Drill Bit Tool Dry Use With T Segment
ZL-ZT02 Diamond Core Drill Bit

Z-LION brand dry core drill takes only 10 seconds to drill through medium hard granite tiles of 2cm thickness. It can be used continuously. For hard granite India Red tile of 1.7mm thickness, it takes only 12 seconds to drill through. It can drill 36 holes continuously each time. Total drill 80-110 holes.Mainly used for drilling of granite, marble, engineering stone, concrete, brick, etc. the desired shape can be achieved by several drilling.

(For 3cm slab, 8-12 s/hole)

Advantage:

1.Sharp and durable

 2.Fast drilling
Product code:ZL-Zt02

Specification:D32  D35(Make to order)

Brand:	Z-LION
Product No.	ZL-zt01
Type:	Diamond Core Drill Bit
Size:	D32  D35(Make to order)
Usage:	concrete,marble,granite,stone
Packing:	Standard export carton
MOQ:	10Set
Delivery time:	5-15 working days
Wet/dry use	Dry
Note	1. Core Bits are made to drill a variety of aggregates including concrete,asphalt,granite,marble,masonry or natural stone. 2.Core Bits can be used to make any type of opening. 3.Coring continuous holes,commonly referred to as stitch or line drilling,creates the shape of the desired opening. 4.Most coring bits can be run by an electric drill motor ranging from 1/2" to 12" diameter,powered by a minimun 120 volt 15 Amp. 5.Thread:M14,5/8-11,etc.

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