CNC Core Bits for Dekton

Wet / For Dekton and ultra-compact ceramics / 1/2 gas thread

Professional CNC Core Bit for Dekton and Ultra-Compact Ceramic Drilling

Dekton and ultra-compact ceramics require a core bit capable of maintaining fast drilling performance while producing controlled holes in dense, hard materials.

DIATOP CNC Core Bit for Dekton is designed specifically for wet drilling of Dekton and ultra-compact ceramic materials.

The bit uses a 1/2 gas thread and is available in multiple diameters from 1 inch to 2 inches.

All listed sizes use a 7 mm segment height, with a 1.8 mm segment thickness.

Type of Equipment: D (Drill Press)

Key Features

• Suitable for drilling Dekton.

• Suitable for ultra-compact ceramics.

• Fast drilling.

• Wet drilling.

• 1/2 gas thread.

• 7 mm segment height.

• 1.8 mm segment thickness.

Available Sizes

Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm / Thickness mm / Height mm

• CCD 25 – 1 inch / 25 mm / 1.8 mm / 7 mm

• CCD 28 – 1 1/8 inch / 28 mm / 1.8 mm / 7 mm

• CCD 35 – 1 3/8 inch / 35 mm / 1.8 mm / 7 mm

• CCD 38 – 1 1/2 inch / 38 mm / 1.8 mm / 7 mm

• CCD 50 – 2 inch / 50 mm / 1.8 mm / 7 mm

Technical Notes

• Wet drilling

• Thread: 1/2 gas

• Segment Thickness: 1.8 mm

• Segment Height: 7 mm

• Suitable materials: Dekton, ultra-compact ceramics

Typical Applications

Dekton drilling, ultra-compact ceramic drilling, CNC stone drilling, countertop hole drilling, wet core drilling, Dekton countertop fabrication, ceramic slab fabrication, stone fabrication

Q1. What core bit is recommended for drilling Dekton and ultra-compact ceramics?

A. DIATOP CNC Core Bit for Dekton is specifically designed for wet drilling of Dekton and ultra-compact ceramic materials.

Q2. What thread does the CNC Core Bit for Dekton use?

A. The catalog specifies a 1/2 gas thread.

Q3. What sizes are available for the CNC Core Bit for Dekton?

A. Available diameters are 1 inch, 1 1/8 inch, 1 3/8 inch, 1 1/2 inch, and 2 inches. All listed sizes use a 1.8 mm thickness and 7 mm height.

For CNC core bit selection guidelines, thread compatibility, wet drilling conditions, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.