1. Low Price & Low Procurement Cost

The electroplating process features simple production procedures with low investment in equipment and raw materials. Products of the same size cost far less than brazed and sintered diamond hole saws, ideal for temporary small-volume drilling with limited budgets.

2. Fine Hole Finish & Excellent Initial Sharpness

Diamond grits are densely and evenly coated on the surface. Brand-new bits cut smoothly and produce delicate, attractive hole edges when processing glass and thin tiles, with low chipping risk for short-term operation by beginners.

3. Complete Specifications & Wide Application Range

A full range of sizes is available, from tiny glass drill bits to large-size stone hole cutters, including short shanks, long shanks and threaded shanks. Compatible with hand drills, angle grinders and bench drills, with abundant options for small household drilling tasks.

4. Lightweight for Easy Operation

The substrate has thin wall thickness, resulting in low overall weight. It reduces arm fatigue during long-time handheld drilling, perfect for scattered small-scale hole-making work.

5. Mature Technology & Ample Supply

Mass-production technology for electroplated diamond drills is well-developed. Sufficient stock is available on the market with diverse purchasing channels and fast restocking, suitable for emergency temporary use.

6. Outstanding Performance on Thin Workpieces

When machining thin fragile materials such as thin glass, slim tiles and microcrystalline jade, it creates low cutting resistance. Holes can be made with light pressure without cracking the panels.