Hole Saw GRAPHITE Diamond 62 x 10 x 75 mm for cutting hard materials

Diamond hole saw GRAPHITE 62 x 10 x 75 mm is a cylindrical cutting tool designed for creating precise circular openings in hard materials. The tool features a continuous diamond cutting edge and a 75 mm overall length that provides stable guidance during drilling. It is intended for use on ceramics, porcelain, glass and natural stone and can be used with wet or dry drilling methods when paired with suitable drilling equipment.

Advantages

The diamond cutting edge delivers consistent cutting performance and long life when working with abrasive surfaces. A 10 mm cutting width ensures a clean, round hole with minimal chipping on fragile materials. The 75 mm length provides extended reach and supports better tool alignment, reducing the need for frequent repositioning. The design is compatible with common arbor systems and can be used in handheld drills or drill stands when appropriate.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in ceramic tiles for plumbing and fixture installation
• Cutting openings in porcelain and glazed surfaces for sockets and piping
• Creating precise apertures in glass panels with controlled drilling
• Drilling holes in natural stone for anchors and finishing details

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 62 mm
• Cutting width (blade thickness): 10 mm
• Overall length: 75 mm
• Cutting edge material: diamond grit
• Recommended drilling mode: wet or dry with appropriate cooling and dust control

How to use

Mark the center of the hole on the workpiece and secure the material to prevent movement. Fit the hole saw to a compatible arbor and check that the assembly is tight. Start drilling at low speed to establish a guide groove, then increase speed as appropriate for the material and equipment. For ceramic, porcelain, glass and natural stone, use water as a coolant and lubricant when possible to reduce heat and prolong tool life; if dry drilling, use intermittent pressure and pauses to avoid overheating. Maintain steady, even pressure and avoid lateral forces that could damage the workpiece or the cutting edge.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection and gloves, and employ dust extraction or wet cutting to minimise airborne particles. For best results in brittle or glazed materials, use a drill stand or guide to keep the hole saw perpendicular to the surface. Replace the tool when cutting efficiency declines significantly to avoid damaging the workpiece.