CS Unitec Core Drill END 130/3 PO, Anchor Stand BST 104/60, w/60mm Motor Mount, Wt: 37 lbs.

CS Unitec Core Drill END 130/3 PO, Anchor Stand BST 104/60, w/60mm Motor Mount, Wt: 37 lbs. Product Guide

The CS Unitec Core Drill END 130/3 PO is a compact, portable core drilling system designed primarily to drill precise circular holes in concrete, masonry, and other hard materials. Equipped with an anchor stand (BST 104/60) and a 60mm motor mount, this unit addresses the challenge of stable and accurate hole drilling in construction, mechanical, and electrical installations where precise core sampling, wiring, pipe insertion, or mounting holes are required.

In practical rental and field use, this core drill is commonly employed for tasks such as installing anchor bolts, conduit sleeves, ventilation openings, or plumbing accesses. The integrated anchor stand offers secure mounting to the drilling surface, enhancing stability and improving drilling accuracy. The motor mount size corresponds to the required motor interface, allowing users to pair the drill with compatible power units suited to the job. Its manageable weight (37 lbs) facilitates transport and setup in confined or elevated spaces where heavier rigs are impractical.

Where This Is Used

• Construction sites requiring precise core drilling in concrete or masonry walls and floors
• Mechanical and electrical installations where anchor holes or pipe penetrations are needed
• Infrastructure maintenance or renovation projects involving retrofit drilling

Key Details

Selection Notes

From a selection standpoint, the crucial points are motor compatibility and anchoring capability. The 60mm motor mount size defines which motors and power units can be attached; verify that available motors match this interface. Consider the nature of the substrate and required core diameter when selecting bits and motor power. The integrated anchor stand aids stability but requires a surface suitable for secure anchoring; uneven or fragile surfaces may need alternative mounting arrangements. Weight and size impact accessibility in tight spaces, so the 37 lbs unit is relatively light, but clearances should still be checked. Assess supply routing—hydraulic hoses or electric cables must reach the drill without kinks or obstructions.

Drill Setup Notes

Before drilling, ensure the anchor stand is firmly attached and stable to minimize vibration and improve hole quality. Confirm motor is correctly mounted to the 60mm system and all connections are secure. Plan hose or cable routing to avoid tension and abrasion during operation. Check that water supply or slurry control measures are in place if wet drilling is used, to manage dust and debris. After each use, clean the drill and anchor stand of slurry and dust, inspecting connections and mounting hardware for wear or damage to maintain performance on subsequent jobs.