Betoonpuure

Betoonpuure is an Estonian term that translates to concrete drill or concrete bit. It refers to a cutting tool designed specifically for drilling into concrete and other hard masonry materials such as brick, stone, and mortar. These drills are characterized by their robust construction and specialized tip geometry, which allows them to penetrate dense materials effectively.

The primary function of a betoonpuure is to create holes in concrete surfaces for various purposes, including mounting fixtures, anchors, electrical conduits, or for demolition and renovation work. They are typically used with rotary hammer drills or impact drills, which provide the necessary percussive action to break up the hard material as the drill bit rotates.

Betoonpuure bits come in various sizes and lengths to accommodate different hole diameters and depths. The cutting edges are often made from hardened steel, and many feature carbide tips, such as tungsten carbide, which significantly increases their durability and efficiency when drilling into concrete. The fluted design of the drill bit helps to remove debris from the drilled hole, preventing clogging and ensuring a smoother drilling process. When selecting a betoonpuure, it is important to consider the type of concrete or masonry being drilled and the power of the drill being used.