Drill tiles

Drilling in porcelain stoneware or ceramic tiles is a requirement of the tiler, professional installer or do-it-yourselfer who may need to drill tiles on ceramic or porcelain stoneware coverings. To solve the need for how to drill porcelain stoneware, a series of diamond tips have recently been developed, well-matched in diameter and quality to meet all the needs of operators in the construction sector and marble workers. The diamond core can be used both with the drill and with the dry or wet grinder. These diamond tools (drills - core bits) with sintered diamond core drill holes on any type of ceramic or porcelain stoneware without chipping. To properly drill porcelain stoneware, you need to mount the diamond drill bit for porcelain stoneware or the diamond core bit on the power tool and start drilling at an angle of about 30 ° between the tile and the hole to create the seat. Once it has penetrated the porcelain stoneware, the tool is returned to a perpendicular position 90 ° to the tile. This facilitates the action of the core, taking care not to overheat or burn the tool.