The Shibuya Core Drill is a type of drilling machine used in the construction and building industries. It is designed to make precise, cylindrical holes in concrete, masonry, and other materials for plumbing, electrical, and HVAC installations.The Shibuya Core Drill consists of a motor and a drill head that is attached to a stand. The drill head uses a diamond-tipped bit to make the holes, which are typically several inches in diameter. The motor rotates the drill head, which in turn rotates the bit, allowing it to cut through the material.One of the key benefits of using a Shibuya Core Drill is its precision. The drill head can be easily adjusted to make holes at various depths and angles, making it a versatile tool for cutting holes in walls, floors, and other surfaces. Additionally, Shibuya Core Drills are typically designed to be easy to operate and maintain, making them a good choice for contractors and other professionals who use drilling equipment frequently.In conclusion, the Shibuya Core Drill is a type of drilling machine used in the construction and building industries. It is designed to make precise, cylindrical holes in concrete, masonry, and other materials and is versatile, precise, and easy to operate and maintain, making it a good choice for contractors and other professionals who need to make holes in building materials.

Stand: TS-162 Motor: R1521/R1522 (Made in Japan)
Maximum Bit Capacity: 180 mm ( 7")
Ideal machine for small-middle size jobs.
Multi-position water swivel inlet for convenience.
Right and left-hand feed handle positions.
Two speed motor.
Built-in on/off switch with low voltage drop-out and motor overload protection.
Two motor available: R1521 (Normal) / R1522 (Small diameter).
A Portable Residual Current Device (P.R.C.D.) automatically shuts off electricity in the event of electric leakage. (220-240 V only)
Includes water collector ring.
Normal Stand Column: 800 mm (31″) with 548 mm (21″) stroke.
Angle Drill AB52 Column: 1000 mm (39″) with 748 mm (29″) stroke. Case Version Column: 560+200 mm (30″). with 508 mm (20″) stroke. (extension 200 mm column in use)
50 x 50 mm (2″ x 2″) square column.
Tool kit including wrenches and allen keys.
 
Stand: TS-252 Motor: R2021
Maximum Bit Capacity: 250 mm (10") with 30 mm Spacer
NEW 2,300 W high power motor.
Less sensitive motor overload protection.
Ideal machine for middle size jobs.
Multi-position water swivel inlet for convenience.
Right and left hand-feed handle positions.
A Portable Residual Current Device (P.R.C.D.) automatically shuts off electricity in the event of electric leakage. (220-240 V only)
Includes a water collector ring.
Normal Stand Column: 800 mm (31″) with 493 mm (19″) stroke. Long Column: 1000 mm (39″) with 693 mm (27″) stroke. Angle Drill AB52 Column: 1000 mm (39″) with 680 mm (27″) stroke.
50 x 50 mm (2″ x 2″) square column.
Tool kit including wrenches and allen keys.
 
Stand: TS-403 Motor: R2231
Maximum Bit Capacity: 400 mm (16") with 30 mm Spacer
Ideal machine which covers all range up to 400 mm core drilling jobs.
Multi-position water swivel inlet for convenience.
Right and left-hand feed handle positions.
Built-in on/off switch with and motor overload protection.
A Portable Residual Current Device (P.R.C.D.) automatically shuts off electricity in the event of electric leakage. (220-240V only)
Normal Stand Column: 1000mm (39″) with 618 mm (24″) stroke.
60 x 60 mm (2-3/8″ x 2-3/8″) square column.
Tool kit including wrenches and allen keys.
 
Technical Specifications
 
Learn More: How to do core drilling.
 
What is a core drill?
A core drill is a drill specifically designed to remove a cylinder of material, much like a hole saw. The material left inside the drill bit is referred to as the core.

Core drills used in metal are called annular cutters. Core drills used for concrete are generally called Diamond Core Drills and are water-cooled. For drilling masonry, carbide core drills can be used.