Diamond Hole Saw

• Customization: Available
• Type: Gravar
• Classification: Impact Drill
• Model NO.: HS1
• Drill Brand: Reco
• Applications: Building and Industrial
• Impact Drill Structure: Canines Style
• Specification: 50mm, 50mm
• Impact Drill Head: Impact Drill
• Drill shape: Round
• Condition: New
• Customized: Customized
• O.D.: 20, 30, 40, 50, 100mm
• I.D.: M10, M16
• Thickness: 1.8mm
• Tip Thickness: 2.8, 3.0mm
• Diamond Grit: 50/60
• Type of Welding: Hard-Solder
• Transport Package: Plastic Box
• Trademark: RECO
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8205100000
• Production Capacity: 500000PCS/Year

Product Description

Product Description

Diamond drills are used for drilling a variety of aggregates including glass, concrete, asphalt, granite, marble, ceramics and natural stone. Diamond drills can be used for making many types of holes.

Packaging & Shipping

We can send by sea, express and by air.

O.D.	I.D.	Body shank thickness	Tip thickness	diamond grit	Type of welding
20mm	M10	1.8mm	2.8mm	50/60	Hard-solder
30mm	M10	1.8mm	2.8mm	50/60	Hard-solder
40mm	M10	1.8mm	2.8mm	50/60	Hard-solder
50mm	M10	1.8mm	2.8mm	50/60	Hard-solder
100mm	M16	1.8mm	3.0mm	50/60	Hard-solder

   Diamond drills are used for drilling a variety of aggregates including glass, concrete, asphalt, granite, marble, ceramics and natural stone. Diamond drills can be used for making many types of holes.
  The hole saw belongs to the integrated drill bit. The whole drill bit has no moving items, and the structure is relatively simple, with high strength, high wear resistance and impact resistance. The diamond hole saw has the advantages of drilling fast, long service life, stable performance, and good quality when drilling soft or medium hard materials.
  Diamond hole saws are made to drill a variety of aggregates including glass, concrete, asphalt, granite, marble, ceramics and natural stone. They can be used to make many types of holes. 
  Diamond drill bits not only have a long service life, but also can be reused. The diamond drill bits that are returned to the factory for repair have almost the same performance as the diamond drill bits that left the factory, which can save much more drilling costs.