Crack-Free Cutting on Hard Surfaces: Flawless Holes with Diamond Power!
The Dmax DMX4713 is specifically designed for the toughest materials encountered in kitchen and bathroom installations. This 40 mm diameter hole saw performs precise drilling in natural stones like marble and granite, as well as ceramics, porcelain, and tiles. Its cutting edge, coated with high-quality diamond particles, penetrates surfaces quickly, minimizing the risk of cracking or breaking.
Key Features
Diamond-Coated Cutting Edge: Provides high performance even on very hard surfaces like granite due to its superior abrasive capability and resistance to overheating.
40 mm Standard Size: This is the most preferred professional size for faucet holes, sink drain outlets, and certain large pipe passages.
Fast Chip Ejection: The ejection channels on the body allow the stone dust generated during drilling to be expelled, preventing the bit from getting stuck.
Smooth Edge Finish: The sharp diamond structure leaves no burrs or roughness on the edges of the hole, ensuring an aesthetic appearance after installation.
High Compatibility: Can be used with standard chuck drills as well as variable speed angle grinders (with appropriate adapter).
Technical Specifications
Feature
Detail
Brand
Dmax
Model Code
DMX4713
Diameter
40 mm
Material
Hardened Steel with Diamond Particles
Application Area
Marble, Granite, Tiles, Porcelain, Ceramics
Connection Type
Standard Drill Shank
Areas of Use
Kitchen Countertops: Drilling holes for sink faucets in granite or marble countertops.
Bathroom Renovation: Preparing plumbing pipe or built-in faucet openings in ceramic and porcelain tiles.
Decorative Stone Work: Creating cable passages or mounting holes in natural stones.
Floor Applications: Opening plumbing and lighting voids in thick floor stones.
Application Advice
Expert Note: When drilling marble and granite, always use water for cooling. Wet drilling prevents the diamond tips from burning and increases their lifespan by 3-4 times. Never use your drill in impact mode; only use rotational motion at low speed, starting at a 45-degree angle to the surface, forming a curve, and then continuing vertically.
