Drills up to 8 inches deep with a wet core drill rig “Holes in granite, stone, marble, concrete, asphalt, and other material.
The extra torque provided by the powerful 3500-watt motor is ideal for the most difficult drilling jobs.
The bottom base measures 8″ x 7″ and is equipped with four bolts and brackets.
a 2″ x 2″ column with a rack and pinion gear system for precise drilling depth contro.
Diamond Wet Core Drill Bits are available in sizes ranging from 1-1/2″ to 14″ in diameter.
Steel Dragon Tools 8in. 185 Wet Dry Core Drill Rig and Stand for Diamond Concrete Drilling Boring is a high-quality core drill rig for diamond concrete drilling.
The Steel Dragon Tools® 185 8″ Wet Core Drill Rig drills holes up to 8″ in diameter through granite, stone, marble, concrete, asphalt, brick, block, pipe, rebar reinforced concrete, and other similar materials.
A powerful 3500-watt motor provides additional torque for even the most difficult drilling jobs. A complete line of Diamond Wet Core Drill Bits is available in sizes ranging from 1-1/2″ to 14”.
Performance.
Ideal for sampling concrete, masonry (brick and block), cement, and bituminous pavemen.
High-speed series motor with an induction motor of 3500W at 115V 60Hz and 15 Amp.
On/Off switch with a water-tight sea.
a 2″ x 2″ column with a rack and pinion gear system for precise drilling depth contro.
8 inches is the maximum bore diameter..
19.7 inches is the maximum bore depth..
Motor Spindle Diameter: 1 14 in “x 7 x .
Speed of the spindle: 600 revolutions per minut.
Plug with 3 prongs and 115 volts grounde.
The drill bit shown in the illustration is not included.
The bottom base measures 8″ x 7” and is secured with four bolts and brackets.
It stands 34 inches tall overall, including the drill rig “a measurement in inche.
Approximately 43 lbs. in net weigh.
Warranty.
1 Year Manufacturer’s Warrant.
Dimensions and weight of the shipment.
47 Pound.
The item measures 35 x 16 x 9 inches.
While I don’t normally work with concrete, I have done some drilling and other work on it in the past. This drill was nothing short of spectacular. I had to drill through ten inches of cement, with a three-inch steel plate at the bottom of the hole, to get to the steel plate. as well as a 3 “steel plate at the top of the hole, I completed this task in approximately 30 minutes per hole, drilling a total of ten holes in succession. I couldn’t believe how well this machine had held up against all of the abuse we threw at it that day.
