Usage
The Trépan Spit Hybride X-Force M41 Ø42x350mm is designed for precision core drilling in tough construction materials, including reinforced concrete, masonry, and stone. Ideal for use with compatible rotary hammers or drill presses on jobsites and renovation projects.
Advantages
- Hybrid diamond segment technology ensures fast penetration rates in varied materials.
- Long working length (350mm) provides deep drilling capacity for through-holes and pipe passages.
- M41 mounting thread offers firm, secure attachment to professional drilling machines.
- Optimized segment geometry delivers precise openings with minimal edge chipping.
- Suits both dry and wet drilling methods depending on job requirements; adaptability may require operator adjustment in specific applications.
Specifications
- Design: Hybrid X-Force diamond segments welded onto a robust steel body enhance durability and cutting performance even under demanding site conditions.
- Toughness: Suitable for repeated use on concrete (including with rebar), natural stone, solid brick, and masonry substrates; designed to meet typical building site standards for tool longevity.
- Performance Data: Drilling diameter: Ø42 mm; working length: 350 mm; segment height typically around standard industry value (e.g., approximately 10–12 mm); thread type: M41—for high-power compatibility. Actual hole count will depend on substrate hardness but engineered for extended lifespan over conventional crowns[6][8].
- Differentiators: The hybrid composition blends speed of penetration with a controlled wear profile across various mineral-based materials—reducing the need for frequent bit changes mid-project compared to single-material tools[8].
How it works
The crown attaches via its M41 thread to a compatible coring machine. As the tool rotates at recommended speeds with moderate pressure, hybrid diamond segments grind away material along the bore path. Wet or dry cooling can be chosen based on equipment capabilities or material hardness—improving lifespan when water-cooling is used where possible. Precision manufacturing ensures a clean hole while minimizing vibration during operation[6][8].
