Ceramic Glass Hole Opener - 16mm Marble Punch Tool

The Ceramic Glass Hole Opener is a highly effective tool designed for creating clean, precise holes in various hard materials including glass, ceramic tiles, marble, granite, and jade. This 16mm punch tool features a unique internal cooling wax system, eliminating the need for water while significantly enhancing heat transfer and conduction, allowing for efficient drilling without overheating.

The drill bit is constructed with a diamond brazing design, ensuring durability and longevity, and is finished with a striking blue body. Its efficient cooling wax fills the drill body completely, presenting a silver-white appearance that reflects its advanced cooling capabilities. The new design includes a spiral chip removal groove that not only improves chip evacuation but also enhances the tool's self-cooling effect during operation.

This Ceramic Glass Hole Opener is capable of drilling into ceramic tiles up to 6mm or 1cm thick, allowing for the creation of up to 60 holes without applying excessive pressure. For optimal performance, it is recommended to operate the tool at speeds exceeding 2600 RPM, with faster speeds correlating to a higher number of openings.

To use the drill effectively, properly connect it to your electric drill and ensure that the bit's surface is perpendicular to the material. Gentle movements can aid in debris dislodgement, while maintaining a stable and controlled operation will minimize the risk of slipping.

Please note that this tool is not suitable for drilling into walls, metal, wood, concrete, or other materials such as toughened glass, steel, copper, or aluminum.

Weighing in at various sizes, the drill bits are as follows: 6mm at 12.5g, 8mm at 17.2g, 10mm at 21.8g, 12mm at 29.2g, 14mm at 33.4g, and 16mm at 33g.

When using the drill:

- Avoid contact with strong acids and corrosive materials.

- Ensure the bit is held at a 90 or 45-degree angle to the surface.

- Slightly shake the drill to improve chip removal efficiency.

- Avoid excessive force as this can increase friction and reduce the tool's lifespan.

For best results with high-hardness materials like marble and granite, high-power drill models are recommended for optimal performance. Keep in mind that adaptations may be required when using the tool with an angle grinder, such as changing the chuck for stability.

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