Diamond drill bit wolfcraft GmbH 5992000

The Wolfcraft Diamond drill bit 5992000 is designed for precise drilling in hard and abrasive materials. It features a diamond-coated cutting edge that enables clean, controlled holes with minimal chipping. The bit is intended for right-hand rotation and is supplied in a polybag with a hanging hole for convenient storage and transport. The construction emphasizes durability and consistent cutting performance for both professional tradespeople and home users performing demanding tasks.

Advantages

The diamond coating provides high wear resistance and maintains cutting performance over repeated use, while the bit geometry reduces vibration and improves hole accuracy. Right-hand rotation compatibility matches standard drill settings. Supplied in a polybag with hanging hole, the bit is easy to store and identify on a toolboard or in a workshop. The design supports efficient removal of debris and contributes to cleaner hole edges in hard substrates.

Suitable for

• Drilling into porcelain and ceramic tiles
• Cuts through glass and tempered glass (with appropriate technique)
• Creating holes in stone, granite and similar natural stone
• Installing fixtures in bathrooms and kitchens where hard substrates are present

Key specifications

• Cutting surface: diamond-coated tip for abrasive materials
• Rotation: right-hand rotation use
• Packaging: single unit in a polybag with hanging hole
• Intended use: drilling in hard, brittle materials such as tile, glass and stone
• Compatibility: standard hand-held drills and drill presses supporting right-hand rotation

How to use

Secure the workpiece and mark the drilling point. Use a drill with adjustable speed and select a low to moderate speed setting for controlled cutting. Start drilling with light pressure, keeping the drill perpendicular to the surface. Use water or a cooling lubricant where appropriate to reduce heat and extend bit life, and periodically lift the drill to clear debris from the hole. Finalize the hole with steady, even pressure until the material is penetrated.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the bit at low to medium speeds and apply consistent, light pressure. When working with glass or delicate tiles, consider using masking tape over the drilling point to reduce slippage. Keep the cutting area cooled with water when possible to reduce heat build-up and prolong the diamond surface life. Wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when drilling hard materials.