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Compact, production-grade diamond core bits for stone drilling on hand drills and table drills. Tuned metal-bond segments deliver fast starts and steady feed so installers can cut clean holes with fewer chips—safely, consistently, and on schedule.
• Metal bond with diamond segments
→ Maintains sharp cutting edges on granite, marble, and porcelain.
→ Fast drilling with less burnishing and fewer edge defects.
• Optimized for construction hole cutting
→ Stable entry and guided feed on jobsite setups.
→ Fewer reworks and smoother finishing around fittings.
• Total length: 67 mm (compact body)
→ Better control on hand drills; fits tight spaces near backsplashes and corners.
→ Reduced runout and improved hole roundness.
• Operator-safety focused design
→ Predictable cutting action; compatible with wet cooling.
→ Lower heat and dust risk for safer day-to-day operations.
• Color & finish options (black/red/custom; spray painting)
→ Quick size ID and corrosion protection.
→ Easier inventory management and cleaner presentation for clients.
Notes: Wet drilling is recommended on stone for edge quality and tool life. Use a guide/template for a clean start, especially on polished surfaces.
Countertop cut-outs (granite/marble): A compact 67 mm body keeps the drill stable; metal-bond segments grind efficiently under light feed, reducing chip-out around faucet and accessory holes.
Porcelain wall penetrations: On dense tiles, intermittent pecking plus water cooling maintains segment exposure; color-coded finishes speed up bit selection on ladders or scaffolds.
Workshop table drilling: On drill presses, controlled RPM and steady coolant produce repeatable diameters for hardware installation and anchors—less rework, tighter tolerances.
• Speed + Safety: Segment design supports fast drilling while keeping temperatures controlled for operator safety.
• Inventory clarity: Black/red/custom colors simplify SKU picking; spray finish protects stocks in humid sites.
• OEM readiness: Diameters, labeling, and packaging can be tailored to your SOPs for consistent results across teams and regions.
• Can these bits run on a regular hand drill?
Yes. They are designed for hand drills and table drills. Keep RPM moderate and use water for best edge quality.
• What sizes are available?
6.5–50 mm OD as standard. Other diameters can be discussed under OEM.
• Which cooling method should I use on stone?
Wet drilling is recommended to manage heat, expose fresh diamonds, and reduce chipping.
• How do I reduce entry chips on polished stone?
Tape the surface, start at a slight angle to prevent skating, then level out. Use a template or guide for accuracy.
• Close-up: metal-bond diamond segment detail on a 20–35 mm bit.
• In-use: hand drill with water feed drilling a faucet hole in granite (show slurry evacuation).
• Color lineup: black/red/custom bits arranged by diameter for quick ID.
• Press setup: table drill fixture showing perpendicular entry and coolant management.
Specify the exact diameters and colors you need, and we'll build a set that matches your workflow. Speak with SENMINE—a trusted manufacturer and supplier of diamond tools for stone. Contact Us for a quote, lead times, or an OEM sample pack.
Thread | Diameter/mm | Length/mm | Diameter/mm |
M14 M10 1/2gas Hexagonal | Φ6.5 | 67mm | Φ25 |
Φ8.5 | Φ26 | ||
Φ10 | Φ30 | ||
Φ12 | Φ33 | ||
Φ14 | Φ37 | ||
Φ16 | Φ40 | ||
Φ19 | Φ50 | ||
Φ20 | |||
We also accept custom requests for different sizes. |
Tips: When using a hand electric drill, make a mark on the cutting material in 45 degree angle. Then you can drill holes in vertical.
Compact, production-grade diamond core bits for stone drilling on hand drills and table drills. Tuned metal-bond segments deliver fast starts and steady feed so installers can cut clean holes with fewer chips—safely, consistently, and on schedule.
• Metal bond with diamond segments
→ Maintains sharp cutting edges on granite, marble, and porcelain.
→ Fast drilling with less burnishing and fewer edge defects.
• Optimized for construction hole cutting
→ Stable entry and guided feed on jobsite setups.
→ Fewer reworks and smoother finishing around fittings.
• Total length: 67 mm (compact body)
→ Better control on hand drills; fits tight spaces near backsplashes and corners.
→ Reduced runout and improved hole roundness.
• Operator-safety focused design
→ Predictable cutting action; compatible with wet cooling.
→ Lower heat and dust risk for safer day-to-day operations.
• Color & finish options (black/red/custom; spray painting)
→ Quick size ID and corrosion protection.
→ Easier inventory management and cleaner presentation for clients.
Notes: Wet drilling is recommended on stone for edge quality and tool life. Use a guide/template for a clean start, especially on polished surfaces.
Countertop cut-outs (granite/marble): A compact 67 mm body keeps the drill stable; metal-bond segments grind efficiently under light feed, reducing chip-out around faucet and accessory holes.
Porcelain wall penetrations: On dense tiles, intermittent pecking plus water cooling maintains segment exposure; color-coded finishes speed up bit selection on ladders or scaffolds.
Workshop table drilling: On drill presses, controlled RPM and steady coolant produce repeatable diameters for hardware installation and anchors—less rework, tighter tolerances.
• Speed + Safety: Segment design supports fast drilling while keeping temperatures controlled for operator safety.
• Inventory clarity: Black/red/custom colors simplify SKU picking; spray finish protects stocks in humid sites.
• OEM readiness: Diameters, labeling, and packaging can be tailored to your SOPs for consistent results across teams and regions.
• Can these bits run on a regular hand drill?
Yes. They are designed for hand drills and table drills. Keep RPM moderate and use water for best edge quality.
• What sizes are available?
6.5–50 mm OD as standard. Other diameters can be discussed under OEM.
• Which cooling method should I use on stone?
Wet drilling is recommended to manage heat, expose fresh diamonds, and reduce chipping.
• How do I reduce entry chips on polished stone?
Tape the surface, start at a slight angle to prevent skating, then level out. Use a template or guide for accuracy.
• Close-up: metal-bond diamond segment detail on a 20–35 mm bit.
• In-use: hand drill with water feed drilling a faucet hole in granite (show slurry evacuation).
• Color lineup: black/red/custom bits arranged by diameter for quick ID.
• Press setup: table drill fixture showing perpendicular entry and coolant management.
Specify the exact diameters and colors you need, and we'll build a set that matches your workflow. Speak with SENMINE—a trusted manufacturer and supplier of diamond tools for stone. Contact Us for a quote, lead times, or an OEM sample pack.
Thread | Diameter/mm | Length/mm | Diameter/mm |
M14 M10 1/2gas Hexagonal | Φ6.5 | 67mm | Φ25 |
Φ8.5 | Φ26 | ||
Φ10 | Φ30 | ||
Φ12 | Φ33 | ||
Φ14 | Φ37 | ||
Φ16 | Φ40 | ||
Φ19 | Φ50 | ||
Φ20 | |||
We also accept custom requests for different sizes. |
Tips: When using a hand electric drill, make a mark on the cutting material in 45 degree angle. Then you can drill holes in vertical.