The core drilling machine can be fitted with drill bits up to 60 inches in length, and there is no limit to how deep the drill can go. In concrete, the core drill can reach any depth necessary. Learn Core Drilling Service Information

It is a special, conscientious type of drilling that regulates the rotation speed to suit the type of material or sediment being penetrated. The torque and axis of the drill is carefully controlled for the best quality of core. Learn Concrete Sawing Service Information

It is one of the slower techniques, compared to methods such as Air Core and Reverse Circulation. It varies with the terrain, but a standard whole can be accomplished in a few days. Learn Concrete Sawing Service Information

Rotary drill bits and DTH hammer bits are some examples of drill bits used for mining. They can range in size from narrower than 150 mm to over 300mm thick. These types of bits are typically used to hollow out slots for explosives in mining. Learn Concrete Sawing Service Information

A few good things to try would be noise canceling headphones, earplugs, white noise and window insulation to help with drilling noise. Learn Concrete Sawing Service Information

The process of core drilling upward is called inverse drilling, and it can be done. Usually it involves the underside of a concrete structure with restricted access from above. Learn Concrete Sawing Service Information