Core Drills

The core drills category at TOOLSA.eu includes equipment designed for precision core drilling in concrete, reinforced concrete, and other hard construction materials. These machines allow the creation of installation openings, penetrations, anchor holes, and core samples while ensuring excellent stability and safe operation.

This category is part of our full range available in our offer.

Types of Core Drills

Complete Core Drill Sets

Complete sets include a motor, drill stand, and accessories, forming a ready-to-use solution. They are ideal for installation and construction companies that require full compatibility and reliability.

Handheld Core Drills

Handheld core drills are lightweight and mobile tools designed for drilling smaller-diameter openings, such as for plumbing, electrical, or HVAC installations. Perfect for situations where a drill stand cannot be used.

Core Drill Stands

Drill stands provide essential stability when working with larger diamond cores. They allow precise drilling, angle adjustment, and both vertical and horizontal operation.

Core Drill Motors

Core drill motors come in a variety of power ratings to handle concrete of different hardness levels. High torque ensures efficient drilling even with large-diameter cores.

Why Choose TOOLSA.eu Core Drills?

✔ Precision drilling – perfect guidance of diamond cores and clean hole edges.
✔ High power – motors designed for reinforced concrete and hard concrete.
✔ Safety – stable stands, torque control, and overload protection.
✔ Complete offering – handheld drills, rig-mounted systems, full sets, and motors.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is a core drill used for?

A core drill is used for core drilling, creating cylindrical openings in concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, and stone. It enables installation penetrations, ventilation channels, anchoring holes, and material sampling.

What is the difference between a handheld and a rig-mounted core drill?

A handheld drill is lightweight and mobile — ideal for smaller diameters and hard-to-reach areas. A rig-mounted drill provides increased stability and allows drilling large-diameter and deep holes.

Do I need a special core bit for reinforced concrete?

Yes — reinforced concrete requires segmented diamond core bits, which cut effectively even when encountering rebar.

Is water cooling required?

In most cases, yes — water cooling extends core bit life, prevents motor overheating, and reduces dust. Some small-diameter holes may be drilled dry.

How to choose the right motor power?

• up to 100 mm – 1500–2000 W
• 100–250 mm – 2000–2500 W
• 250–350 mm – 3000 W or more

The larger the diameter and the harder the material, the more power is required.