Wet Diamond Drill Cutter Diameter 1-3/4" Round Shank Electroplated Nickel Bond

Electroplated diamond drills are frequently used in glass and composite industries (as well as some photonics / optics) applications. Electroplated Diamond Drills are designed for small & occasional use. They are widely used by beginning diamond drill users (novices) in numerous hobby/craft applications.

As well as home owners and contractors requiring to drill a few holes when installing tile, marble, shower doors, glass mirrors, and etc. (not recommended for professional or serious industrial use). They are

also usually more forgiving to operator/user drilling mistakes than most other types of diamond drills/bits. Electroplated core drills are just about the only type of diamond drill that may be used dry (without coolant) in a few applications if needed. Best performance and results will be achieved when drilling

less than 1/4" (6.35") into material. Performance in many applications will decline when drilling thicker materials.

Most Electroplated diamond drills/bits have only one layer of diamond coated on a steel body. Diamonds stay only on the surface. When this diamond portion is worn out or peeled off, the diamond drill will

slow down, drill on the side (not drill straight) or stop working (drilling) altogether. Electroplated diamond core drills Manufactured by the?Industrial are Multi Layered. They have 3 layers of diamonds, not

just 1 layer of diamonds like conventional electroplated drills. This provides longer drilling life, faster

and freer drilling action, & more consistent performance.

Varying with application, an average electroplated diamond core drill/bit will last you 80 to 120 holes. Whereas a conventional metal bond (sintered) diamond drill should last you about 1,200 holes. And

a diamond drill with ?technology will last more than 2,000 holes. Once you compare price and performance per hole, metal bond diamond core are the best alternative.

They are the latest technology available in diamond drills. And represent the best value and performance per hole. They are the best investment you can make. Although they will cost you?more?than ?electroplated diamond drills, metal bonded diamond core drills will more than pay for themselves in terms of:

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