DIAMOND GLASS DRILLING BIT ROSSEL 9617
Product Description

The Rossel Diamond Glass Drilling Bit is a diamond‑electroplated hole saw‑style bit designed to make clean holes in glass, ceramic tile, porcelain, marble and similar hard, brittle surfaces using a standard electric drill. Rather than cutting like normal twist bits, this type of bit grinds through hard materials with diamond grit, which helps prevent cracking and chipping when used correctly with water as a coolant.

Key Benefits and Features

• Industrial diamond‑coated cutting edge — electroplated diamond grit on the tip grinds through hard surfaces like glass and ceramics with precision.
• Wet drilling design — works best with water applied during drilling to cool the bit and minimize heat buildup that can damage both bit and material.
• Side clearance holes — built‑in openings on the bit body help water reach the cutting area and allow chips to escape.
• Standard drill compatibility — fits into most keyed or keyless drill chucks; no special adapter needed for use with standard electric drills.
• Smooth hole finish — diamond grit helps produce neat, clean holes with reduced edge breakage when drilling glass or tile.

Essential Specifications

• Model: Rossel Diamond Glass Drill Bit 9617
• Diameter: Check packaging — suitable for medium‑sized holes in brittle materials.
• Bit Type: Diamond‑electroplated glass/tile drill bit (hole‑saw style)
• Material: Steel body with diamond grit cutting edge
• Shank Compatibility: Fits standard drill chucks (keyed or keyless)
• Recommended Drilling Method: Wet drilling — use continuous water flow or frequent lubrication to keep the bit cool and extend life.
• Typical Uses: Drilling holes in glass, ceramic tiles, porcelain, marble and similar materials for installations like taps, fixtures or wiring passes.
• Pack Quantity: Typically sold individually or in small packs depending on supplier.

Usage Tips: Run your drill at low speed and keep water at the drilling point to reduce heat and prevent cracking in glass or tiles, as diamond bits grind rather than cut.