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Diamond Core Drill Bits Manufacturer (Wet / Dry) | Zhonghuan

Diamond core drill bit manufacturer and OEM supplier for construction, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and stone fabrication channels: wet sintered, dry vacuum-brazed, 1/2 inch BSP, 5/8-11 UNC, R-1/2, SDS-Plus and SDS-Max shanks, 6–200 mm diameters. Private-label packaging and published procurement terms.

Diamond Core Drill Bits Matched to Material and Machine

We organize diamond core-bit supply around the work material, hole diameter, drilling mode and machine connection. HVAC, plumbing and concrete installation programs require different configurations from tile and stone work. Our team matches the construction and order specification to the actual application.

Core Bit Matrix by Workpiece

WorkpieceRecommended BondTypical DiameterTypical Shank
Reinforced concrete slabWet sintered segmented, general or rebar-cutting formula25–200 mm1/2 BSP, 5/8-11 UNC, R-1/2
Brick / masonry wallWet sintered or dry soft-bond25–152 mm1/2 BSP or SDS-Plus
Porcelain tile / ceramicDry vacuum-brazed6–100 mmHex / M14 / SDS-Plus
Granite / marble / engineered stoneWet continuous rim or sintered20–150 mmM14, 5/8-11 UNC, 1/2 BSP
Glass / mirrorWet continuous rim, fine grit6–50 mmM14 / hex

What We Actually Control

Serious buyers compare four things before placing an order:

  • Bond recipe: general concrete, rebar-cutting, soft brick, hard granite — each with its own metal matrix and diamond concentration.
  • Segment or rim welding: laser-welded segments for safety and life on sintered cores; vacuum brazing for dry cores with controlled grit exposure.
  • Shank machining: 1/2 BSP, 5/8-11 UNC, M14, R-1/2, SDS-Plus and SDS-Max — threads cut and inspected so buyers do not return complaints about rig mounting.
  • Packaging: PVC tube with label, blister card, plastic case, printed carton, and multilingual installation guide.

RFQ Checklist

  • Workpiece: reinforced concrete, brick, porcelain tile, granite, marble, glass.
  • Wet or dry use.
  • Diameters and lengths (plus extensions if needed).
  • Shank type for your hammer / rig / stand.
  • Packaging: single tube, blister, plastic case, printed carton, private-label artwork.
  • Volume and reorder cadence.

Factory RFQ and Bulk Supply

We supply B2B wholesale and bulk OEM orders. Send products, sizes and quantities, destination country, and planned container type or size. Minimum order requirements, lead time, payment terms and available inspection documents are confirmed for the selected product and order. We do not handle retail or small test orders.

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Related Resources

Diamond Core Bits: The Complete Buyer & Spec Knowledge Center
The complete guide to structural diamond core bits — what they are, wet vs dry, soft-bond-for-hard-material selection, 1¼-7 UNC vs 5/8-11 vs ½ BSP threads, laser-welded vs sintered, reinforced-concrete coring, bit life, dressing, and how to spec an OEM order. Written for distributors and contractors sourcing professional Ø25–350mm coring bits.
How to Read a Diamond Core Bit Spec Sheet
A brand-agnostic guide to decoding a diamond core bit datasheet: diameter and usable length, segment height and count, bond grade, diamond concentration and grit, thread/connection, and the wet/dry rating tied to segment welding. Includes a decoded sample spec sheet and the minimum spec to send for an OEM quote — so you buy on spec, not on brand.
Diamond Core Bit Selection by Material: Concrete, Stone, Asphalt & Rebar
A brand-agnostic guide to choosing a diamond core bit by what you are drilling. How the substrate — cured concrete, green concrete, asphalt, reinforced concrete with rebar, granite and hard aggregate — sets bond hardness, diamond concentration, wet/dry mode, and segment welding, with a material-to-spec selection table and an OEM procurement checklist.
Diamond Core Bit Bond & Segment Formula for Reinforced Concrete
How to engineer a reinforced-concrete diamond segment as a matched system: self-sharpening bond, diamond system, geometry, water, machine settings and four-result sample validation.
Diamond Core Bit Stopped Cutting? Glazing, Polishing and How to Re-Open the Segments
A glazed core bit has diamonds worn flat and bond polished shiny — it rubs instead of cuts. How to read the segments, the rpm-by-diameter table, water-flow reading, and the dressing protocol.