Diamax Cyclone Ultra Non Core Bit- Granite Marble Tile, 5/16 inch

Best Value for Diamax Cyclone Ultra Non-Core Bit for Granite, Marble, and Tile. A professional core bit made for clean, precise drilling in hard surfaces. This bit serves stone fabricators, tile installers, and contractors who require accuracy and a reliable result on every project. Its quality construction means you can expect smooth entry points and effortless penetration, saving you both time and frustration during installations or cuts.

Built with a 5/16 inch diameter, this non-core bit is ideal for pilot holes or fine detail work in granite, marble, and porcelain tile. The 2 inch length provides effective depth for standard applications, while the segment thickness and height support a longer bit lifespan and clean cuts. Standard 5/8 inch-11 thread size allows easy connection to commonly used drilling equipment, improving job-site efficiency and convenience for both new and seasoned professionals.

The Diamax Cyclone Ultra works with both wet and dry drilling methods, offering flexibility for various work environments. Whether your job demands water for dust control or must be completed dry due to site limitations, this bit adapts to your needs. With a maximum speed rating of 5000 RPM, you can work quickly without sacrificing the finish quality or edge precision, even in the hardest stones and tiles.

Its consistent, smooth drilling helps minimize chipping, reduces rework, and maintains the integrity of high-value materials like marble and granite. This means you can finish jobs faster, more economically, and with confidence that the results will meet the standards expected in professional settings. The Diamax Cyclone Ultra is trusted nationwide by contractors and installers who require tools that perform throughout demanding, repeated use.

For further details and to see a full range of compatible accessories, visit our official Blades ASAP Cyclone Core Bit catalog. Order Now and experience the value, reliability, and performance that set this bit apart for granite, marble, and tile projects.