24" Inch Diamond Wet Core Drill Bit 1-1/4” Threads by BLUEROCK Tools for Concrete Rebar Asphalt Brick Rock Masonry Hole Barrel Coring

24" Inch Diamond Wet Core Drill Bit 1-1/4” Threads by BLUEROCK Tools for Concrete Rebar Asphalt Brick Rock Masonry Hole Barrel Coring

24" Diameter Wet Type Core Bit BLUEROCK Tools Brand Thread Type: Industry Standard 1 1/4" For large diameter Wet core drilling through concrete, rebar reinforced, asphalt, rock, stone, tile masonry YOU MUST CONFIRM THAT YOUR CORE DRILL IS CAPABLE OF POWERING A 24" BIT AND THAT THE BIT WILL CLEAR YOU STAND/RIG AND NOT RUB AGAINST THE BASE (12" MINIMUM FROM CENTER SPINDLE TO EDGE OF BASE) Our LARGEST Core Bit NEW - 24" BLUEROCK TOOLS DIAMOND WET CORING BIT FOR CORE DRILL Outside Bit Diameter: 24" Overall Length: 18" Approximate Inside Barrel Depth: 16" Approximate. Thread Type: Industry Standard 1 1/4" YOU MUST CONFIRM THAT YOUR CORE DRILL IS CAPABLE OF POWERING A 24" BIT AND THAT THE BIT WILL CLEAR YOU STAND/RIG AND NOT RUB AGAINST THE BASE (12" MINIMUM FROM CENTER SPINDLE TO EDGE OF BASE) Note to buyers: Concrete coring bits are considered a consumable part. Bit life varies based on many factors including; material type, material density, depth of cut, hole diameter, drilling speed, wet/dry drilling and operator experience. As such, it is extremely difficult for BLUEROCK Tools to assess individual projects and speak to how long a bit will last before it needs to be replaced. We consider these core bits to be mid-grade in their performance but sold at a low-grade price point. Our customers tend to consider these bits to be a better value compared to high-grade bits that are a lot more expensive. We often hear that even though high-grade bits may last twice as long, they cost four times the price and they are happy buying our bits and getting the same amount of feet cut for half the price. Wet type concrete coring bits are NOT designed to cut all types of rock. They are primarily designed to cut concrete. Certain types of rock can be cut, but it will limit the bit life. The decision to use these bits on materials that they are not primarily designed for will be done at the risk of the user and not covered under our standard business policy.