DRILLING IN CONCRETE AND CARBON STEEL
WITH SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT
For concrete, we have Hilti equipment and core drills for Hilti RE-500 chemical anchor installations, electrical conduit passages, water, drainage and gutter drains.
For carbon steel, we use Milwaukee magnetic drills with various cutting capacities, ideal for drilling anchor plates, on-site repairs, thread changes, and drilling holes in metal structures.
Technicians operate a Hilti drilling rig in a confined space to create a passage through dense structure.
Our Hilti DD 120 drill, fitted with a core drill bit, is used for drilling into concrete. The use of water helps cool the drill bit and facilitates a clean core cut.
The hole is cleaned and Hilti Re500 chemical is added, then the stud is placed and the chemical is bonded to the stud to form the anchor for securing machinery.
Our technician manually operating the Hilti DD 120 equipment while drilling the concrete base.
Full view of the Hilti DD 120 drill positioned and secured to the ground with anchors. Drilling into concrete.
The two core bits were already used to extract cylindrical concrete cores, demonstrating precision work.
Beginning the process of another drilling in a carbon steel plate using a magnetic drill with an annular cutter bit, ensuring stability and precision in each cut.
The drill bit is in full operation, accompanied by the use of coolant to minimize friction and the temperature generated during drilling.