About Water Delivery Systems
Water delivery systems are tools designed to supply controlled water during tile cutting and drilling operations. These systems apply water directly to the cutting or drilling area to help manage heat, reduce friction, and support consistent performance.
Water delivery systems are commonly used with core bits, drill bits, hole saws, and drilling tools when working with ceramic, porcelain, stone, and similar hard materials during tile installation and fabrication.
Types of Water Delivery Systems
- Hand-Pump Water Bottles: Manual systems that dispense water through a nozzle or hose.
- Pressurized Water Tanks: Allow continuous water flow without constant pumping.
- Vacuum-Attached Water Feeds: Secure to the surface while delivering water to the drilling area.
- Hose-Connected Systems: Connect to a water source for extended operation.
How to Choose a Water Delivery System
- Application Type: Determine whether the system will be used for drilling, core drilling, or cutting.
- Water Capacity: Larger capacity supports longer operation.
- Mounting Method: Handheld, vacuum-mounted, or hose-connected.
- Compatibility: Verify compatibility with your drilling or cutting tools.
Common Applications
Water delivery systems are used for drilling holes in tile, stone, and porcelain, as well as supporting wet cutting applications where controlled water is required.
Benefits of Using Water Delivery Systems
Supplying water during cutting and drilling helps reduce heat buildup, extend tool life, improve cut quality, and minimize dust. Water delivery systems provide a practical way to maintain proper cooling and cleaner working conditions.