Concrete Core Drill Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-STLE-13061
Quick Answer: The Concrete Core Drill takes cores from existing concrete by rotary drilling with a diamond tipped hollow barrel, so that the core can be tested for compressive strength and other physical properties.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Extracts cores by rotary drilling with a diamond tipped hollow barrel
- Cores can be taken from floor slabs, walls and columns wherever access allows
- Cores are used to find physical properties, most commonly compressive strength
- 10 cm diameter cores generally give the minimum diameter for a representative sample and need less reinstatement
- 15 cm diameter cores generally give more representative samples but need more reinstatement
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Cutting method | Rotary drilling |
| Barrel | Diamond tipped, hollow |
| Cores used for | Compressive strength and other physical properties |
| Core locations | Floor slabs, walls and columns |
| Typical core diameters | 10 cm and 15 cm |
About This Product
Existing concrete structures are sometimes tested to check that the concrete is still of adequate strength and durability. A core drill cuts a cylindrical sample from the structure, and the core is then crushed in a compression test to find its compressive strength. That value is used together with other measured properties to assess the condition of the concrete. Students use core testing to see how strength is checked in a structure that is already built. School Lab Equipment India supplies the Concrete Core Drill across India and can export it to Panama, Argentina, Suriname, Eswatini, Benin and Gambia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the Concrete Core Drill used for?
It extracts concrete cores by rotary drilling with a diamond tipped hollow barrel, so that physical properties, most commonly compressive strength, can be determined.
Q2. Where can cores be taken from?
Cores can generally be extracted wherever access allows, including floor slabs, walls and columns.
Q3. Which core diameters are typical?
10 cm and 15 cm cores are discussed. The 10 cm core needs less reinstatement, while the 15 cm core generally gives a more representative sample.
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For a quotation on the Concrete Core Drill, contact School Lab Equipment India.