Collection: Porcelain stoneware drill bit for drilling thick stoneware tiles & patio slabs
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Diamond drill bits for cordless screwdrivers 5 mm - 14 mm
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Diamond drill 6mm porcelain stoneware granite tiles
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8 mm diamond drill bit for hard tiles and fine stoneware
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12 mm diamond drill granite, fine stoneware, natural stone, tiles
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Porcelain stoneware drill - 4-edged drill head
Vendor:Regular price From €7,90 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSold out
Diamond drill for porcelain stoneware in use
Porcelain stoneware drill FAQ
Can a conventional drill be used to drill porcelain stoneware?
It is not recommended to use traditional drill bits for porcelain stoneware as they are easily damaged or can damage the material. Diamond drill bits are the best choice for drilling porcelain stoneware.
How deep can I drill in porcelain stoneware with a diamond drill bit?
The drilling depth depends on the length of the diamond drill bit and the thickness of the material. Be sure to select a drill that is long enough for your project. As a rule, the drilling depth for our diamond drills is 50 mm.
Do I always have to use water when drilling porcelain stoneware?
Not necessarily. There are both dry and wet porcelain stoneware drills. The choice depends on the application and working conditions.
Diamond drill bits for porcelain stoneware & carbide drill bits for porcelain stoneware
Porcelain stoneware drill with carbide tip
Carbide fine stoneware drills are ideal for soft and medium-hard tiles with a scratch hardness of 1 to 8.
- Four special & sharpened blades.
- Hardened tip for precise drilling.
- Most economical stoneware drill bit
- Ideal for drilling a tile
Diamond drill for porcelain stoneware
Diamond drill bits are the ideal drilling tool for hard, thick or sensitive porcelain stoneware. Ideal for porcelain stoneware tiles and porcelain stoneware terrace slabs.
- Guaranteed tear-free tiles Drill holes
- For cordless screwdrivers and angle grinders
- All major diameters from 5mm - 130mm
- As M14 tile drill bit for large drill holes
Save money with a porcelain stoneware drill set
A new bathroom requires an average of 70 new drill holes. We offer you practical fine stoneware drill sets in various diameters, with which you can save up to 30% compared to the recommended retail price.
Drill fine stoneware with a drill or angle grinder
Porcelain stoneware drills are available for the drill (cordless screwdriver) or the angle grinder. Carbide and diamond drill bits for porcelain stoneware with a diameter of 5 mm - 14 mm are available for both machines. For larger holes from 16 mm to 130 mm you have to use the angle grinder.
Carbide fine stoneware drills and diamond drills cost comparison
The price difference between porcelain stoneware drill bits usually affects the drilling quality and the possible number of drill holes.
Cost comparison for drilling fine stoneware tiles
As expected, the cost comparison of the porcelain stoneware drills is in favor of the diamond drill. Porcelain stoneware can be drilled to a limited extent with a normal carbide drill bit. The diamond drill for fine stoneware emerged as the test winner, with a cost of €0.64 per drill hole.
Kann der Steinzeugbohrer auch für andere Fliesen Arten verwendet werden?
Ja, unsere Steinzeugbohrer eignen sich auch hervorragend zum Bohren anderer harter Materialien wie Granit, Marmor, Keramik und Glas. Achte darauf, die richtige Art von Diamantbohrer und die geeignete Drehzahl für das jeweilige Material auszuwählen.
Abschlussarbeiten nach dem Bohren mit einem Feinsteinzeugbohrer
Hochwertiges Steinzeug kann in einigen Fällen, während dem Bohrvorgang, leicht beschädigt werden. Hierbei handelt es sich um in der Regel um kleine Abplatzungen im Bereich des Bohrlochs. Am besten lassen sich diese mithilfe eines Diamant Schleifpads oder einem Diamantfräser ausbessern.
Die richtige Drehzahl beim Feinsteinzeug bohren verwenden
Es ist empfehlenswert die vorgegeben Umdrehungszahlen während dem Bohren einzuhalten. Diese sind auf jeder Verpackung der unterschiedlichen Bohrertypen oder der Produktdetailseite einzusehen. Die U/min beim Feinsteinzeugbohren können sich nach Bohrertyp und Maschinentyp unterscheiden.
U/min Diamantbohrer
- Bohrmaschine: bis zu 3.000 U/min
- Winkelschleifer: bis zu 11.000 U/min
U/min Hartmetallbohrer
- Langsam anbohren
- Mit maximaler Bohrmaschinen Leistung durchbohren