CONCRETE CORE CUTTING

CONCRETE CORE DRILLING

Core drilling is commonly defined as the process of creating precise circular incisions in reinforced concrete. It involves cutting holes in a wide spectrum of sizes, ranging from 10mm to 1000mm, at any desired angle and thickness. This technique is applicable in various industries, including electrical, mechanical, plumbing, drainage, and HVAC, where cores are utilized for diverse purposes. ALPHA CORE DRILL offers coring services catering to a broad range of diameters, starting from 12mm and extending up to 600mm. When dealing with larger opening sizes, we provide a diverse array of cutting solutions. Our extensive selection of cutting machines is equipped to handle concrete sections of varying sizes and shapes with precision.

Certainly! Here are alternative expressions for each sentence:

1. Conducting coring services for cables and pipes.
2. Creating ventilation openings.
3. Utilizing diamond drilling for test core extraction.
4. Performing both deep hole diamond drilling and angular diamond drilling.
5. Coring and securely fastening chemical anchors in steel structures.
6. Executing core drilling, clearing the openings, and injecting epoxy to secure reinforcement steel rods.
    

Stitch Drilling:

Stitch drilling can be employed when diamond drilling falls short.

It is the best method if you are working in confined spaces or facing reduced access.

Stitch drilling offers the ability to cut an unlimited size of opening or shape through ANY thickness of wall or floor. Diamond drilling is often limited to the size of the opening that can be made, so using stitch drilling can overcome this limitation by employing a series of overlapping core holes.

It is particularly useful for smaller openings where sawing is not practical.

Stitch drilling is a great choice if you are working in controlled or clean environments due to reduced cutting waste. It is often a safe and preferred method in industrial sites, hospitals, schools, and public areas.