Core Drilling
Core drilling is used when a job calls for the drilling of circular holes in reinforced concrete, pre-cast concrete, asphalt, brick, cinderblock and other structural materials. Most often the holes are made for electrical, plumbing, heating, sewer and sprinkler installations. Other applications include holes to anchor bolts or lifting rods, to place explosive charges, to install load-carrying devices like dowel bars, or for analysis of the structure or rock.
Core bits consist of the bit tube which incorporates diamond segments or a full crown. The bits are mounted on a rotating shaft powered by a rig mounted drilling machine, or a hand held drill.
- Drilling in pavement, walls, ceilings, roofs or sloping surfaces
- Dimensions from 1/4" diameter to 24" diameter
- Drill depths to your specifications
- All depths can be achieved with extensions
- Drilling at any angle
Other Services
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Diamond Wire Sawing
This innovative technique originated in quarries to extract stone, and is ideal for cutting thick concrete. A multi-strand cable with diamond segments is threaded through a series of pulleys
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Floor Sawing
Flat sawing is the most commonly used diamond cutting method. It is typically used to cut horizontal flat surfaces such as floors, bridge decks and pavement. Also called slab