VEVOR
VEVOR 32400AC 1-1/4" Wet Diamond Core Bit 14" Depth
A 32 mm diamond core bit drills 14 in deep wet holes in reinforced concrete and brick using a 5/8"-11 thread
- Universal 5/8"-11 thread fits standard core rigs and handheld drills
- Water-cooled wet cutting keeps dust low in enclosed spaces
- Concentric shaft and regular teeth prevent centre offset for precise cores
- Laser-welded diamond head on carbon steel resists tooth loss and extends life
- 14 in drilling depth handles thick concrete, brick and block in one pass
32 mm Wet Diamond Core Bit
The VEVOR 32400AC is a 32 mm wet diamond core bit designed for drilling reinforced concrete, red brick, concrete and foam brick. It fits handheld drills through a 5/8"-11 inner thread and reaches a maximum core depth of 355 mm. The laser-welded diamond segment resists tooth loss during extended use.
Upgrade From Dry Or Smaller Bits
Switching to this wet-cutting bit eliminates the dust cloud created by dry coring, which is critical for indoor or enclosed sites. The 14 in depth capacity replaces shorter bits that require multiple passes, while the concentric shaft and regular tooth pattern reduce centre offset for straighter holes.
For Wet-Coring Pros On Handheld Rigs
This bit suits contractors who need precise, deep cores in masonry using a handheld drill with water feed. It is not for operators restricted to dry cutting only, teams requiring larger diameters than 32 mm, or machines that lack a 5/8"-11 spindle connection.
Highlights
- Universal 5/8"-11 thread fits standard core rigs and handheld drills
- Water-cooled wet cutting keeps dust low in enclosed spaces
- Concentric shaft and regular teeth prevent centre offset for precise cores
- Laser-welded diamond head on carbon steel resists tooth loss and extends life
- 14 in drilling depth handles thick concrete, brick and block in one pass
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What thread size does the 32400AC bit need on the drill spindle?
The bit has a 5/8"-11 inner thread that fits standard core rigs and handheld drills with the same thread.
How do I start the cut without the bit walking on smooth concrete?
Begin at low RPM with light pressure until the diamond segments bite a shallow groove, then increase speed and feed water steadily.
When should I replace the 32400AC bit?
Replace it when the diamond segments wear down to the steel body or cutting speed drops noticeably in reinforced concrete.
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