CS Unitec Core Drill ETN 152/3, Anchor Stand BST 162 V, w/60mm Motor Mount, Wt: 46 lbs.

CS Unitec Core Drill ETN 152/3, Anchor Stand BST 162 V, w/60mm Motor Mount, Wt: 46 lbs. Product Guide

The CS Unitec Core Drill ETN 152/3 is a heavy-duty drilling system designed to perform precise core drilling in concrete, masonry, and similar materials. The accompanying Anchor Stand BST 162 V provides a stable mounting platform essential for steady drilling operations. This setup solves the problem of achieving accurate, consistent core holes in demanding industrial and construction environments where portability, reliability, and control are critical.

In practical rental use, this type of core drill is commonly deployed for creating holes for anchors, pipelines, electrical conduits, and plumbing installations. The compact motor mount with a 60mm connection allows for quick motor attachment and replacement, while the anchor stand ensures stable positioning on vertical or overhead surfaces. Operators usually rely on this system for onsite drilling tasks that require precision and repeatability. It is important to confirm power source compatibility and secure mounting during setup to maintain drill alignment and reduce vibration effects on hole quality.

Where This Is Used

• Concrete and masonry drilling for mechanical and electrical penetrations
• Installation work requiring precise anchor or bolt hole placement
• Building renovation or retrofit projects needing clean core extraction

Key Details

Selection Notes

When selecting a core drill system like this, assess the diameter and depth of the required core holes to confirm the motor and drill bit compatibility. The 60mm motor mount is a common standard but check the specific motor model intended for use matches this connection size. The weight of 46 lbs for the complete setup is manageable for field repositioning but may require lifting assistance in tight or elevated areas. The anchor stand type is critical to ensure stable mounting on vertical or horizontal surfaces, so review the surface material and condition where drilling will take place. For drilling overhead, verify the stand’s capacity to hold the drill securely to avoid slippage or misalignment. Consider the power source availability and motor type to confirm suitability for the site electrical or hydraulic systems.

Drill Setup Notes

Secure the anchor stand firmly to the installation surface, using appropriate mechanical anchors or vacuum bases if applicable. Attach the motor to the 60mm mount, checking for tight connections and clearances. Confirm that the drill bit is properly installed and that slurry or water supply for dust and debris control is planned if needed. Arrange hoses or cables to avoid kinks or interference during operation. Before drilling, test for stability by applying slight pressure to the assembly. After use, clean slurry and dust from the drill and mounting components to maintain function. Inspect the motor mount and anchor stand for wear or damage regularly. This setup is modular, so verify all compatible parts are matched and in good condition before starting.