ID CDC-110 ELECTRIC CORE DRILL MACHINE [G-240V] - 21662
ID CDC-110 ELECTRIC CORE DRILL MACHINE [G-240V] - 21662

ID CDC-110 ELECTRIC CORE DRILL MACHINE [G-240V] - 21662

Sale priceDhs. 390.00 Regular priceDhs. 500.00
SKU: 21662
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Built to Core Through the Toughest Materials — Every Single Time.

The 1800W Core Drill Machine is a professional-grade concrete core drilling tool engineered for precision, power, and durability. Delivering up to 1900 RPM with a 110mm concrete drilling capacity and 160mm brick wall capacity, this heavy-duty machine is built for contractors, electricians, and plumbers who demand clean, accurate holes every time. Featuring double insulation for enhanced operator safety and supplied with a complete accessory kit in a PVC carrying case, it is the complete solution for demanding on-site drilling applications. Supplied with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug, ready for use across the UAE and GCC region.

  • Powerful 1800W Motor with Variable Speed Control (0–1900 RPM): The machine's robust 1800-watt rated power input drives a no-load speed range of 0 to 1900 revolutions per minute, giving operators full control over drilling speed to match the material hardness and core bit diameter. Whether you are starting a cut slowly to prevent bit walk or running at full speed through a concrete slab, the variable speed trigger ensures clean, professional results every time.
  • Industry-Leading Drilling Capacity — 110mm in Concrete, 160mm in Brick: With a maximum drilling capacity of 110mm in concrete and an impressive 160mm in brick wall, this machine handles the large-diameter cores required for pipe sleeves, conduit runs, and anchor installations. These capacities make it suitable for a wide range of construction, MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing), and civil works applications without the need for multiple machines.
  • Double Insulation for Enhanced On-Site Electrical Safety: Engineered with a double insulation system, the machine's internal electrical components are completely isolated from the outer housing and body. This means that even in the event of an internal fault, there is no risk of electrical current reaching the operator through the casing — a critical safety feature for wet-core drilling environments where water is used as a coolant.
  • Complete Ready-to-Use Kit with Water Cooling System: This machine ships as a fully equipped package including the core drill machine, an auto-stop carbon brush set (which automatically halts the motor when brushes are worn to prevent damage), an open-end wrench, a water hose, and a 3-metre water pipe — everything needed to set up a water-fed cooling system immediately on site. The water cooling system extends core bit life and prevents overheating during prolonged drilling. The unit also holds CE certification (Machine Test), confirming it meets European safety and performance standards, and comes packaged in a durable PVC carrying case with a guide book for easy reference.
  • Compact and Field-Ready at Just 5.3 kg: Weighing only 5.3 kg net, this core drill machine strikes the ideal balance between power and portability. It operates on a standard 220–240V, 50/60Hz supply and is fitted with a Type G British 3-Pin plug, making it immediately compatible with UAE, UK, and GCC power outlets — no adapters required. Its manageable weight reduces operator fatigue during extended drilling sessions on scaffolding, elevated slabs, or confined spaces.
Key Features Perfect For
  • 1800W Heavy-Duty Motor for sustained high-performance drilling
  • Variable Speed up to 1900 RPM for controlled, precise operation
  • Double Insulation for maximum electrical safety on site
  • Auto-Stop Carbon Brush Set included to protect the motor
  • PVC Carrying Case for secure transport and organised storage
  • Drilling conduit and pipe holes through concrete walls and slabs
  • Creating anchor bolt holes in brick and masonry
  • Plumbing and electrical installations requiring large-diameter cores
  • HVAC and mechanical contractors routing ductwork and pipework

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

Is this core drill machine suitable for use in the UAE?

Yes, absolutely. This machine operates on 220–240V at 50/60Hz, which is fully compatible with the UAE's standard power supply. It also comes fitted with a Type G British 3-Pin plug, which is the standard plug type used across the UAE, making it ready to use straight out of the box with no adapters or rewiring required.

How does this compare to a standard rotary hammer drill?

A standard rotary hammer drill uses a percussive hammering action and is best suited for smaller holes, typically under 50mm. This 1800W core drill machine uses a rotating diamond or carbide-tipped core bit to cut clean, large-diameter holes — up to 110mm in concrete and 160mm in brick — without the cracking or spalling that a hammer drill would cause. For pipe sleeves, conduit runs, and anchor installations requiring a clean bore, a core drill is the professional choice.

Does this machine come with everything I need to start drilling?

This machine ships as a comprehensive kit. Included in the PVC carrying case are the core drill machine itself, an auto-stop carbon brush set, an open-end wrench, a water hose, and a 3-metre water pipe for setting up the water cooling system, along with a guide book. You will need to source a compatible core drill bit separately, sized to your required hole diameter (up to 110mm for concrete or 160mm for brick).

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

What is the maximum hole size this machine can drill in concrete?

This machine has a maximum drilling capacity of 110mm in concrete and 160mm in brick wall. These capacities refer to the maximum core bit diameter the machine can drive effectively. For holes larger than these dimensions, a higher-class core drilling rig with a stand mount would be required.

Why does this machine use water during drilling?

Water is used as a coolant and lubricant during core drilling. The friction generated when cutting through hard materials like concrete generates significant heat, which can rapidly degrade or destroy a core bit. The included water hose and 3-metre water pipe allow you to feed a continuous flow of water to the cutting face, keeping the bit cool, extending its service life, and also suppressing concrete dust — an important health and safety consideration on site.

What does the auto-stop carbon brush set do?

The auto-stop carbon brush set is a motor protection feature. Carbon brushes are wear components inside the motor that conduct electrical current to the rotating armature. As they wear down over time with use, the auto-stop design automatically cuts power to the motor when the brushes reach the end of their service life. This prevents the motor from running without adequate brush contact, which could cause serious internal motor damage. A replacement pair is included in the kit so you can keep the machine running with minimal downtime.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

The machine stopped working mid-drill — what should I check first?

If the machine stops unexpectedly during use, the most likely cause is that the auto-stop carbon brushes have reached the end of their service life and have automatically cut power to protect the motor. Check the carbon brush holders and replace the brushes with the spare auto-stop carbon set included in your kit. Also ensure the machine has not overheated — allow it to cool for 15–20 minutes before restarting. If the issue persists after replacing the brushes, check your power supply and consult the included guide book.

My core bit is overheating and wearing out quickly — what am I doing wrong?

Rapid bit wear and overheating are almost always caused by insufficient water cooling. Ensure your water supply is connected via the included water hose and water pipe and that water is flowing continuously to the cutting face throughout the drilling operation. Also check that you are not applying excessive downward pressure — let the bit do the work at a consistent, moderate feed rate. Running the machine at an appropriate speed for the material and bit diameter will also significantly extend bit life.

The drill is vibrating excessively — is this normal?

Some vibration is normal during core drilling, particularly when starting a cut or drilling through reinforced concrete. However, excessive vibration is usually a sign of one of the following: the core bit is worn or damaged and needs replacing; the bit is not correctly and fully tightened onto the machine spindle (use the included open-end wrench to secure it properly); or the machine is being used at too high a speed for the material. Start at a lower speed setting, ensure the bit is secure, and increase speed gradually once the cut is established.