DDV-T 8mm M14 ester diamond hole

Diamond hole ester This tool has designed for precise and fast drilling in hard materials, such as gres, natural stone and ceramic tiles. An innovative cross diamond grain system with a height of 15 mm, arranged on an outer edge, provides maximum drilling efficiency and efficient drainage of spoil. Thanks to this, the cooling of the tool is significantly improved, which speeds up the work and minimizes the risk of overheating. Designed for working with angular grinding machines equipped with M14 mount. It can be used both dry (with the possibility of dusting) and wet. Available in 6-120mm sizes. Tips for drilling techniques in Gression To obtain a clean, precise hole and simultaneously to extend the lifespan of the diamond hole, it is recommended to use the appropriate drilling technique:

1. Start drilling at an angle The process should be started by setting a halter at a small angle to the surface of the material. This way of starting facilitates "catching" point and prevents the hardware of the hard, smooth surface of Grass from slipping.
2. Stabilization and circular movement After the initial incision, the tool should slowly straighten the tool. During drilling, it is worth performing Delicate, Coliste movements A hole, which improves the drainage of spoil and improves the cooling of the body and diamond.
3. Adequate pressure In order to increase precision and reduction of spatter, it is recommended to use moderate pressure. Too high force can lead to overheating of the tool and damage to the workpiece. Less pressure will prolong the drilling time, but will ensure better control over the quality of the hole.
4. Dry or wet? Drilling can be carried out both dry and wet. In the event of dry operation, it is recommended to use a dusting system to effectively remove dust and improve cooling. Wet work In addition, it increases the vitality of the hole and reduces the risk of overheating.

What affects the lifetime of the hole? The durability of the diamond hole depends on several key factors:

• Type of material - Gres, natural stone or ceramics differ in hardness and structure.
• Thickness - The thicker material, the higher the load for the tool.
• Drilling techniques - Correct guidance of the tool and the right pace of work significantly prolong the life of the hole.
• Type of cooling - Wet work or with a dusting effect affects durability.

The correct use of the hole allows not only to obtain better results, but also to reduce the tool consumption and optimize labor costs.