Product description:
- Centre pin for diamond drill bits m16
Supplier number:
CARAT HT00600000
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EAN
8714452101964
Recommended Retail Price
€25.41
15.80
tax incl.
€13.06 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
Accurate drilling starts without slipping
Practical benefits- Precise positioning every time: You guide the core bit reliably at the start to eliminate slipping on hard surfaces.
- Seamless match for drilling: Built with a 60 mm length, it aligns accurately with compatible M16 dry drilling core bits.
- Stable guidance during operation: The solid 16 mm diameter provides firm support throughout demanding dry diamond drilling tasks.
In a nutshell
The right choise forWith the Carat HT00600000 centring pin, you start core drilling with pinpoint accuracy and eliminate drill bit wandering on hard surfaces. Featuring a 16 mm diameter and an overall length of 60 mm, this pin is purpose-built for the M16 Dustec system. During dry drilling in masonry, sand-lime brick, or brickwork, it delivers stable guidance from the very first rotation. As soon as the core bit establishes its groove in the material, you quickly remove the pin to keep the core clear and complete clean holes for wall sockets and junction boxes with full control.
Product information
Key features according to our expert
- Diameter: 16 mm
- Overall length: 60 mm
All Features
- Diameter
- 16 mm
- Overall length
- 60 mm
- Brand CARAT
- EAN 8714452101964
- Supplier number CARAT HT00600000
Frequently asked questions about this product
Answered by specialists
- What is the Carat HT00600000 centring pin used for?
- It provides accurate guiding and a stable start when dry drilling with Dustec HTS core bits.
- Which drill bit length is this centring pin designed for?
- It has an overall length of 60 mm and is specifically suited for core bits with a working length of 60 mm.
- What are the dimensions and fitting of this pin?
- The pin features a 16 mm diameter, an overall length of 60 mm, and fits the M16 Dustec system.
- Does the centring pin remain in place throughout drilling?
- No, you use the pin to start the cut accurately. Remove it as soon as the core bit has established its groove.
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