RUWAG cat 2011.pdf - Netech - Lifting Equipment

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Masonry & Tile/Glass Drill Bits
Masonry drill bit selection chart
Multi Purpose
Brick
Concrete
SDS Standard
SDS Industrial
SDS Professional
SDS ReBar
SDS Granite
Tile/Glass drill bit selection chart
Glass & Tile bit
Ceramic Tile bit
Diamond core bit
Tile classification
Clay
Brick
Glass
Fire
Brick
B35
Concrete
B45
Concrete
Re-inforced
Concrete
Granite
Ceramic & porcelain tiles PEI rating
Class 0 Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5
Granite
Class 0: unsuitable for floors. These are generally used as wall tile.
Class 1: suitable only for locations where softer footwear is worn or where shoes are not frequently used, for e.g., residential bathroom or
other areas with light traffic. Also for interior commercial and residential walls.
Class 2: suited for general residential traffic. For areas that are walked on by soft soled or "normal" footwear with very small amounts of
scratching dirt. Not for kitchen, entrance halls, stairs and other areas subjected to heavy traffic.
Class 3: suited for all residential and light commercial areas such as offices, reception areas, boutiques, interior walls, countertops and
residential bathroom floors. Not recommended for commercial entryway.
Class 4: suited for regular traffic. Recommended for medium commercial and light institutional use, such as restaurants, hotels, hospital
lobbies and corridors.
Class 5: suitable for areas with heavy traffic, abrasive dirt and moisture, and where safety and maximum performance are required.
Examples are shopping malls, public buildings, building entrances, swimming pools, or shopping centers.
If holes are drilled beyond the length of the flutes of the drill bit, the bit will lose the ability to clear debris causing it to seize in the hole
and may result in damage to the drill bit or drilling machine.