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Silverline Hex Core Drill Arbor 200mm 104283

Name: Silverline Hex Core Drill Arbor 200mm 104283
Brand: SILVERLINE
SKU: 104283
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.93 (15 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

Silverline Hex Core Drill Arbor is designed for use with both 1/2" BSP TCT and diamond core drills, providing versatility for various drilling applications.

Technical specifications

Length: 200 mm

Compatibility and accessories

Fits both 1/2" BSP TCT and diamond core drills

Includes ejector drift for removing taper guide drill

Features

Brand
SILVERLINE
Weight
410 g
Material
Metal
Chuck
Hexagonal
Warranty
1 year(s)

Customer reviews

3,9

/ 15 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

SSophie

Published on 17/03/2018, France

Very solid product well suited to cutting concrete Very good value for money To recommend without hesitation Delivery time fast

MManoMano Customer

Published on 22/05/2019, France

Surely a good support but I was wrong on the chuck, I wanted to take sds

DDaniel

Published on 09/10/2016, France

I recommend this product to attach the trephine saw. It's perfect.

JJacques

Published on 21/12/2016, France

greatly facilitates the use of the bit.

JJuan Carlos

Published on 11/07/2018, Spain

The quality is good and it works perfectly for core holes. The worst thing is the anchoring system of the guide drill, it is pressurized and loosens with vibrations (drilling with the crown). What I recommend is to first make the hole with the drill, place the crown and start using it simply as a guide, once the crown is inserted a few centimeters into the wall, if the drill comes off you can remove it, since the same hole in the crown already acts as a guide.

MManoMano Customer

Published on 10/03/2018, Spain

I have purchased this material for both its price and its quality, and it has not disappointed me.

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