Magnum drill motors and the telecommunications industry
It is now a mandatory requirement when fitting telecommunication ducts into existing manhole chambers to use diamond drilling equipment to cut required holes, as this practice is more sympathetic and less-damaging to the structure of the manhole, than using a breaker.
Electric drills are not acceptable for this particular application because of their sparking nature and the potential presence of explosive gases and/or wet environment. Air drills can be used as an alternative, although these require a large and somewhat limiting towable air compressor to power them. Air drills are also often underpowered and need in-line oilers and water filters, and typically have a less-reliable performance.
The Mag5+ and Mage 10+ are ideally suited for telecoms use, due to their compact size, reliability, non-hazardous fuming operation, coring range and their ability to be used to drill in any angle to match the incoming duct.
Magnum drill motors for inverted (upside down) drilling
Many jobs require a need for holes to be drilled inverted or upside down, like into ceiling beams, bridge deck work etc.
Such applications are generally off-limits to electrically powered diamond core drill motors because of the safety and performance implications caused by the gravitational fall of water flowing back into the electrics of the motor.
Magnum hydraulic core drill motors are ideally suited in such circumstances and drilling applications.
Magnum drill motors for underwater drilling applications
Magnum drill motors are ideal for drilling applications that are required to be performed underwater, such as drilling holes for fixings on seafront walls, oil exploration structures, piers etc.
When drilling larger cores underwater it is advisable to use rig mounted in order to counteract the disruptive nature of currents and effects of buoyancy to the operator.
Despite being underwater, water will still need to be flushed through to clear away the drilling residue from the cutting face.