CS Unitec Core Drill ETN 2000 P, Anchor Stand BST 104/60, w/53mm Motor Mount, Wt: 36 lbs.

CS Unitec Core Drill ETN 2000 P, Anchor Stand BST 104/60, w/53mm Motor Mount, Wt: 36 lbs. Product Guide

The CS Unitec Core Drill ETN 2000 P is a portable core drilling system designed for creating precise, circular holes in concrete and other masonry materials. It addresses the common job-site challenge of extracting concrete cores for testing, installing anchors, plumbing, electrical conduit, and other penetrations where clean, accurate, and controlled hole drilling is essential.

This type of core drill is widely used in construction, renovation, and infrastructure projects where reliable hole cutting is required. The system includes an anchor stand (BST 104/60) and a motor mount that supports a 53mm motor, ensuring a stable and controlled drilling operation. The weight of 36 pounds makes the equipment manageable for overhead or vertical drilling positions and facilitates transport between job sites. From a rental or customer-support standpoint, operators benefit from the rigid mounting allowing consistent hole quality and better bit control, reducing rework and improving efficiency.

Where This Is Used

• Concrete coring for structural testing and analysis
• Installing anchors, bolts, and dowels in commercial or industrial construction
• Creating openings for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing penetrations

Key Details

Selection Notes

When selecting a core drill setup like the ETN 2000 P, consider the bit diameter required and confirm the motor mount size matches the available motor or power source. The anchor stand must fit the drilling surface and allow secure mounting to prevent movement during operation. Evaluate the weight and portability of the unit in relation to the positional demands of the job—vertical or overhead drilling may require lighter, more manageable equipment. For projects requiring precise, repeatable holes, the integrated motor mount and stand ensure stability, but users should verify compatibility with additional accessories or bits for specific applications.

Drill Setup Notes

Proper setup involves securing the anchor stand (BST 104/60) solidly to the work surface, ensuring it is level and stable. The 53mm motor mount should be checked for secure attachment and correct alignment with the drilling axis. Confirm clearance around the drill for operator comfort and safe hose/cable routing. Prepare for slurry or dust management by planning water supply or vacuum extraction depending on site conditions. After each use, clean the drill and inspect connections for wear to maintain consistent performance. For topside use, typical maintenance includes removing concrete dust and slurry from the bit and couplings before storage.