Concrete Core Equipment

Core Case is the first innovation in Concrete core drilling. Connected to the core drill assembly with a flexible rubber coupling, the heavy duty, hand held, rotary drill easily produces cores upto 100 mm in dia without the use of cumbersome frameand feed. The Water Jacket surrounding the core barrel is flanged, enabling it to be clamped to the surface to be drilled. For added support, clamping pliers and anchors are supplied. A rubber O-Ring fitted with the flange seals the water jacket core barrel assembly against concrete surface, enabling the return flushing water containing the cuttings to be hosed away from the drill site. Water is fed into the upper water jacket nipple, from there the water flows, through a manifold, into the drill spindle and continues to the inside of the diamond core bit. A steady feed pressure can be maintained on the drill bit by turning the capstan wheel with one hand, while holding the electric drill steady on the coupling with the other. The drill feed assembly, common to all models, makes the system adaptable to all core diameters with additional conversion kit. Core Case is a completely portable, self-contained system, easily carried by a person in a standard brief case. EKE 36801 Core Bit and Water Jacket, 25 mm dia x 75 mm long
Core Case

• Product Code- EKE 368
• Percussion Hand Drill, 700 Watts capacity 1 No.
• Feed Assembly including screw and shaft 1 No.
• Anchor Bolts and Clamping Pliers 1 Se

Details

• EKE 36802 Core Bit and Water Jacket, 3B mm dia x 100 mm long
• EKE 36803 Core Bit and Water Jacket, 50 mm dia x 100 mm long
• EKE 36804 Core Bit and Water Jacket, 75 mm dia x 100 mm long
• EKE 36805 Core Bit and Water Jacket, 100 mm dia x 100 mm long
• EKE 36810 Core Bit 50 mm dia x 200 mm long
• EKE 36811 Core Bit 75 mm dia x 200 mm long
• EKE 36812 Core Bit 100 mm dia x 200 mm long

Caution
Coring cannot be done if encountered by reinforcement steel, hence to be avoided. 2. Core bits larger than 50mm dia may be avoided if concrete with strength M60 is encountered, as this may overload the motor and damage the bit.