Very good quality product, which resists drilling into stone (slower than diamond... but it's cheaper).
1/5
SDS Plus Hole Saw Bits for Concrete, Cement, Stone, Masonry - 65mm, 50mm, 30mm
(£17.61/kg)
Sold by HERSAMA and 1 other seller
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Description
General description3 different sized wall hole saws (65mm, 50mm, 30mm) are designed for various cutting diameters, providing a complete choice for everyday use. Made of metal with an ultra-strong carbide tip, these bits are durable for years of use in tough conditions, ensuring uncompromising performance. High-frequency welding technology is employed for very strong weld openings, resulting in a smooth weld mouth inside and out.Technical specificationsSizes: 65mm, 50mm, 30mmMaterial: Metal with carbide tipCompatibility and accessoriesCompatible with any rotary hammer drill with SDS-Plus attachmentUsageExcellent for drilling in concrete, stone, brick, cement, masonry, aerated block, cast iron block, and air conditioning systemsIf there is tile on one side of the wall, use a porcelain hole saw to drill the porcelain first, then use the wall hole saw to predrill the holesIt is recommended that the porcelain hole saw be one size larger than the wall hole saws
Features
- BrandBEIJIYI
- Pcs per pack1
- NF certificationNF138
- OriginMade in Serbia
- Diameter30 mm
- Availability of spare parts1 year(s)
- Width30 mm
- Suitable forStone / Mineral / stone
- MaterialMetal / Carbide
- Weight200 g
- Hammer drill accessory typeForest
- Insertion typeSDS plus
- ManoMano ReferenceME81928997
- MMID498232638507
- Product codeYU01240
- EAN9324622213251
Customer reviews
4,3
/ 6 Reviews
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Hammer drill accessories buying guide
Hammer drills are versatile tools that allow you to drill through anything from wood to masonry. But first you'll need to find the right accessories. Equipped with an SDS+ or SDS Max chuck, your hammer drill bits or chisels can be switched in just one click so read on to find the right attachments for your task.
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