Core drill bit Hight Speed Plus Dn 62mm 1 1/4" UNC FF44060

Professional core drills for demanding tasks

The Hight Speed Plus core drill with a diameter of 62 mm is a reliable tool designed for fast and precise drilling in various building materials. Equipped with diamond segments, it provides efficient operation both wet and dry. This is an ideal solution for professionals performing installations, but will also be useful in the hands of demanding home users.

Application and product features

The core drill is designed for drilling holes in concrete, bricks, masonry and cellular concrete. Its versatility allows it to be used in many applications – from electrical and plumbing installations to renovation and construction work. Made of high-quality materials and with attention to detail, it guarantees long-lasting and trouble-free operation. Thanks to the use of a diamond coating, the core drill maintains sharpness for a long time, which translates into speed and efficiency of work.

• High efficiency: Diamond segments ensure fast and precise drilling.
• Versatility: The ability to work wet and dry expands the range of applications.
• Durability: Made of high-quality materials guarantees a long service life of the tool.
• Compatibility: It has a 1 1/4" UNC thread, which ensures compatibility with most popular rotary hammers and stand drills.
• Precision: Allows you to create holes with perfectly smooth edges.
• For reinforced concrete: It will be useful when drilling in reinforced concrete and silicate brick masonry.

Construction and parameters

The Hight Speed Plus core drill is characterized by a solid construction and a well-thought-out design. Diamond segments are arranged in a way that ensures optimal cooling during operation, which increases their lifespan and efficiency. The working length of the core drill is 430 mm, which allows drilling holes of considerable depth without the need for extensions. A large mounting system (defined as "Other") ensures a stable connection with the drill, minimizing the risk of the core drill shifting during operation. The lack of a pilot drill requires the use of appropriate accessories or drilling technique to obtain a precise hole.