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Electroplated Multi-Layered (nickel bonded) core drills available from inventory in 1/8" to 3" Diameter. Are the least expensive drills. Perfect for small jobs, beginning Diamond Drill Users, soft to medium hard materials. Drilling Life: 350+ holes on most materials.  more >>>

Used in specialty, high production, and R & D applications. Manufactured in many different specifications, outside & inside diameters, drilling depths, bond types, diamond mesh sizes, mountings, and tolerances. To better fit your specific needs & requirements.  more >>>

Designed for the professional user looking to drill a large number of holes. Available from inventory 1/8" to 6" OD. Will work on just about any Ultra Hard to Soft Material. Drilling Life: 2,000+ holes. Most widely used & preferred diamond drills.  more >>>

Thin Wall Multi-Layered Electroplated Diamond Core Drills. Provides less loss of material, smoother material surface finish, less chipping & minimizing mater structure deformation associated with drilling. Prefect for Small Production, R & D, and Soft to Medium Hard Materials. Available from inventory in various diameters from 3/16" to 2-1/2".   more >>>

Thin Wall Sintered (Metal Bond) Diamond Core Drills provide precision drilling performance and minimum loss of material. Provides very long life and consistent drilling performance. 1/8" to 12" Diameter. Manufactured to better fit your needs and requirements.  more >>>

Water Swivel Adapters (Drill head assemblies) & Shank Adapters to provide high pressure of coolant through center of your drills. Increase life of your drills up to 75% & improve surface finish. Available from inventory for any type of drilling equipment.  more >>>

Electroplated & Metal Bond Diamond Solid Thin Drills are available from inventory in 0.75mm to 2.5mm. Used for ceramics, glass, stone, precious stone, composites, & many other materials. Used on: Foredom, Dremel Machines, High Speed Air Spindles, & other equipment running at 9,000+ RPM. more >>>

Micro Diamond Drills are available from .001" to .035" in diameter (25 microns and up). Provide most precision drilling performance on alumina, glass, ruby, sapphire, yag, silicon, fused quartz, bk7 and many other materials. Natural Diamond is used for most advanced & optical types of materials. CBN (cubic boron nitride) for materials with high metallic content.  more >>>

Sintered (Metal Bond)

Designed for carving a wide range of ultra hard to soft material into intricate shapes. Over 200 different shapes are available from you to choose from. We also have capability to manufacture any shape, type, size diamond carving points based on your specifications or drawings. Unlike electroplated diamond carving points, metal bond carving points will continue to work as long as portion of the head still remains. more >>>

When added to water SMART CUT™ synthetic water soluble coolant or Mineral Oil will improve your overall diamond drilling operation by as much as 30%. Plain water evaporates at 212 F. Temperature at drilling zones reaches 500 F.  Water evaporates, before it cools diamond drill & Material. Resulting in shorter Diamond Drill Life, Material Damage or micro cracks associated with overheating. Improve Drilling Speed, Increase Drill Life, Improve Surface Finish, Minimize Chipping, Reduce Cracking  more >>>

HYBRID BOND Diamond Core Drills are used for ultra precision and finish critical applications Designed to replace conventional resin bond thin wall core drills. Will give you similar finish you expect in a resin bond, along with long life and consistent performance you need in a metal bond.

Dressing Sticks

Sintered (Metal Bond) Diamond Drills should be periodically dressed, in order to rexpose new diamonds. Otherwise, the diamond tool will glaze over. They will begin to tear rather than grind which is very destructive. Tearing caused from unexposed diamonds creates friction. This causes uneven wear and heat cracks in the diamond tool as well as material being drilled. Resulting in premature diamond tool wear, blade tensioning problems, and will eventually destroy the diamond tool. The more a diamond drill is dress the faster and more consistently it will drill.    more >>>