CS Unitec Core Drill EBM 350/3 P, Anchor Stand BST 300, Wt: 79 lbs. Product Guide

The CS Unitec Core Drill EBM 350/3 P with the Anchor Stand BST 300 is a heavy-duty core drilling system designed for drilling precise openings in concrete, masonry, and similar construction materials. It addresses the need for accurate hole creation for installations such as anchor bolts, utility penetrations, and structural openings where standard drilling methods are insufficient.

This core drill system is typically used in construction and industrial settings for tasks requiring dependable drilling with a stable mounting platform. Its integrated anchor stand provides a secure setup to maintain drill stability, which is essential to achieve clean, straight cores. The EBM 350/3 P unit supports various drill bit sizes appropriate for medium to large diameter holes, making the combination suitable for applications like mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations or structural modifications.

Where This Is Used

• Concrete and masonry wall and floor penetrations on commercial and industrial construction sites
• Installation of anchor bolts, rebar, and sleeves requiring precise, clean holes
• Structural retrofit and renovation projects needing reliable core drilling with stable mounting

Key Details

Selection Notes

From a selection standpoint, evaluate the diameter and depth of the holes needed to confirm compatibility with the drill’s maximum core bit size and stroke. The Anchor Stand BST 300 is essential for stable setup when drilling vertical or overhead surfaces or when precision is critical. Consider site access and available hydraulic power units to match the drill’s flow and pressure requirements. The weight of the combined drill and stand assembly should be accounted for during transport and setup, especially in confined or elevated spaces. Surface preparation for mounting the anchor stand is important to ensure stability and accuracy during drilling.

Drill Setup Notes

Plan hydraulic supply routing to avoid hose kinks and abrasion, allowing freedom of movement for the drill operator. Check all hydraulic connections and couplers for secure fit and leak prevention. Inspect the anchor stand mounting points to confirm secure and level attachment to the work surface. Ensure the drill bit is properly secured and suited to the material being cut. Following drilling, clean slurry and debris from the drill components and inspect the bit attachment and hydraulic hoses before subsequent use to help maintain operational reliability.