Drilax Pro Series Concrete & Masonry Diamond Hole Saws
The Drilax Pro Series Diamond Hole Saws are engineered for heavy-duty
performance in concrete, masonry, and stone drilling applications.
Built with vacuum brazed diamond cutters, these professional-grade
hole saws deliver fast cutting speed, precision, and long tool life.
Ideal for contractors, installers, and serious DIYers who need reliable performance.
Features & Specifications
| Depth of Cut |
1-3/8 inches |
| Shank Connection |
5/8"-11 Threaded Connection |
| Cutting Condition |
Dry or Wet (wet preferred for longer life) |
| Diamond Type |
Vacuum Brazed Diamond Cutters |
| Materials to Cut |
Concrete, Brick, Block, Stucco, Granite, Quartz, Porcelain, Ceramic, Tile |
| Adaptor Use |
5/8"-11 adaptor or compatible angle grinder required |
Why Choose Drilax Pro Series?
- ✔ Cuts concrete, masonry, stone, and tile with precision
- ✔ Heavy-duty design for professionals and serious DIYers
- ✔ Wet or dry cutting flexibility (wet preferred)
- ✔ Fast cutting speed and reduced wear
- ✔ Long-lasting vacuum brazed diamond edge
- ✔ Compatible with 5/8"-11 angle grinders and adaptors
FAQs About Diamond Hole Saws
What is a diamond hole saw used for?
A diamond hole saw is designed for drilling precise holes in very hard materials such as concrete, masonry, granite, quartz, porcelain, and ceramic tile. The diamond coating allows it to cut where regular hole saws cannot.
Can I use these hole saws dry?
Yes, Drilax Pro Series diamond hole saws can be used dry, but wet drilling is recommended to reduce heat, extend tool life, and improve cutting efficiency.
Which tools are compatible with these hole saws?
They fit any tool with a 5/8"-11 threaded connection, including most angle grinders. Adaptors are available if needed.
How deep can these saws cut?
Each hole saw provides a cutting depth of 1-3/8 inches, suitable for concrete blocks, tiles, countertops, and masonry walls.
What makes vacuum brazed diamond cutters better?
Vacuum brazed technology bonds industrial-grade diamonds to the cutting edge, providing superior durability, faster cutting speed, and longer lifespan compared to electroplated bits.
