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Explore the CP 0315 pneumatic rotary core drill and review its threaded output connection, speed and air requirements. This category covers a different drilling setup from a key-chuck drill or a percussion rock drill. Start with the material, hole diameter and depth, then check the core bit, adapter and water-swivel arrangement required for the job. View the CP 0315 → Selection guide below →
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Selection Guide
Choosing A Pneumatic Core Drill
A core-drilling setup depends on the drill, bit connection and job requirements working together.
1 Define The Hole
Identify the material, required diameter, depth and access around the drilling position.
2 Match The Bit Connection
Check the output thread and the required core bit, adapter and water-swivel arrangement.
3 Check The Setup
Review speed, air consumption and the manufacturer’s instructions for the complete assembly.
Drills Questions & Answers
What Kind Of Drill Is Listed Here?
The CP 0315 is a handheld pneumatic rotary drill with a threaded output shaft for a suitable core-drilling setup. It is not the same connection as a keyed chuck holding a conventional drill-bit shank.
How Do I Match A Core Bit To The CP 0315?
Start with the drill’s listed output-shaft thread. Then identify the bit connection and any adapter or water swivel required. Check the complete assembly instead of choosing by core-bit diameter alone.
What Information Is Needed To Choose A Core-Drilling Setup?
Provide the material, hole diameter, required depth and working position. Also explain any access limits and whether you already own a bit or water swivel. Those details help identify which specifications need to be checked.
Is The CP 0315 Reversible?
The model listed in this catalog is non-reversible. Review the exact model’s speed and operating instructions before selecting the bit and setup. Review CP 0315 Specifications →
Where Are Key-Chuck Drills And Rock Drills?
They have their own categories. Use Key Chuck Pneumatic Drills → for the Power Bore 800, or Rock Drills → for the percussion drilling range.
How Do I Request CP 0315 Parts?
Use the model and part number on the tool, then identify the component on the matching drawing. Include any model suffix or serial information when requesting help with a legacy drill. Find Drill Parts Drawings →
Need Help Choosing?
Have the drill model, bit connection, hole size, material and drilling depth ready.
