Index: T010023

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Drill diameter (mm): 35

Thread: M14 (fits any angle grinder with M14 thread)

Drilling: Dry (without water)

Application: Drilling in ceramic tiles, porcelain stoneware, glaze, natural stone, clinker, marble, porcelain

Diamond layer height: 10 mm

Maximum drilling depth: 40 mm

Recommended rotational speed during drilling: up to 11000 rpm

Expected lifetime by manufacturer: 30-80 holes (depending on material hardness and adherence to manufacturer's recommendations)

Wax for cooling improvement: No

Body material: Steel

Packaging: Plastic tube (The case shown in the auction is not included in the contents of this product)

Quantity in pack (pcs): 1

Diamond drill bit TITANIUM CeraMax

Our diamond core bit enables dry drilling in the following materials: ceramic tile, marble tile, porcelain stoneware, glaze, clinker, natural stone, porcelain, thanks to high-quality vacuum-brazed diamond layer.

The bit has a universal M14 thread, which allows it to be mounted on any angle grinder.

The drill body made of high-quality steel.

The side hole facilitates cooling of the bit and removal of cuttings, which significantly speeds up work and prevents clogging of the drill.

The core bit is delivered with a plastic packaging that facilitates storage.

The TITANIUM CeraMax core bit series consists of drills from diameter 6mm to 85mm. We invite you to view other sizes on our auctions.

INSTRUCTION FOR USE

MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS

Use the core bit only for dry drilling in porcelain tiles, ceramics, glaze and porcelain. Do not drill in concrete or brickwork, as it will dull immediately.

Work at 8000–11000 rpm

Start drilling at a slight angle (approx. 15-30°), then gradually straighten the drill to stabilize the position.

Take short breaks - every few seconds, pause work to cool the diamond segment by air flow and remove cuttings from the hole.

Do not press too hard during drilling, as it increases temperature and wears down the diamond layer.

‼ MOST COMMON ERRORS DURING WORK

Too much pressure - diamond does not require force, only constant, appropriate speed.

Drilling without breaks - leads to overheating of the segment and its rapid wear.

Starting drilling at full speed perpendicular to the tile, which often results in its cracking.

Attempting to drill in concrete, metal or wood.

Lack of cleaning the segment after work - baked-on dust shortens the life of the diamond.