Technical floor penetrations
Le problème
Drains, supplies, high and low voltage routing through the slab.
Sept Tools
Brushless Pic Epeiche: diameter accuracy for sleeve installation and sealing.
Sept Tools
Concrete floor drilling and industrial coring
Floor drilling and coring solutions for technical penetrations, anchors and fixings on reinforced concrete slabs.
Concrete floor drilling intervenes at every stage of structural and finishing work: fluid penetrations through floors, post and railing anchors, industrial machinery fixings, or core sampling for inspection. Each case carries its own diameter, accuracy and cleanliness constraints. The Sept Tools range of brushless floor drills is sized to address these uses with durable French tooling and a national service network.
Measured performance
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Sound level
Drilling on sensitive sites and inhabited areas without excessive nuisance.
0.35m/s²
Hand-arm vibration
Very low compared to the 5 m/s² ELV: full day with no risk.
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Standard depth
Pic Epeiche: heavy drilling for industrial anchoring.
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Anti-jamming
Fast brushless cutoff on bit blockage: operator protected.
Méthode traditionnelle vs Sept Tools
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Traditional floor drilling
- Unstable torque, frequent bit jams
- Vibration 8 to 12 m/s²: limited exposure
- Unvacuumed hole, weakened chemical anchor
- Manual dust blowing on the floor
- No operator anti-jamming protection
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Sept Tools brushless
- Constant brushless torque, throughput preserved
- 0.35 m/s² measured, full day below threshold
- IU33 or Turbo7 coupled: clean hole ready for resin
- Blowing and suction combined in one motion
- 100 ms cutoff on bit jam
Why Sept Tools
French brushless engineering
Brushless 1600 W constant torque
Reinforced concrete, diamond or tungsten bits: nominal torque preserved.
Base verticality
Pic Epeiche on base: absolute perpendicularity for certified anchors.
Integrated extraction
IU33 Longopac, Turbo7 or RU80 connection: clean hole ready for resin.
Electronic anti-jamming
100 ms detection: operator and mechanical protection in the material.
Our floor drilling method
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Rebar locating
Radar detector to locate steel and adapt the trajectory.
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Vertical drilling
Pic Epeiche on base for verticality and reproducible depth.
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Source extraction
IU33 Longopac or Turbo7 connected: zero fines on the floor.
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Anchor check
Diameter, depth, cleanliness: ETA compliance validated.
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Resin injection
Chemical cartridge injected into a clean calibrated hole.
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Rebar locating
Radar detector to locate steel and adapt the trajectory.
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Vertical drilling
Pic Epeiche on base for verticality and reproducible depth.
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Source extraction
IU33 Longopac or Turbo7 connected: zero fines on the floor.
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Anchor check
Diameter, depth, cleanliness: ETA compliance validated.
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Resin injection
Chemical cartridge injected into a clean calibrated hole.
Our solutions
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Use cases
For which job sites?
Industrial anchors
Le problème
Machine bases, robots, racks, handrails: ETA requirements non-negotiable.
Sept Tools
Drill plus IU33 combination: technical approval respected, durable anchor.
Perimeter coring
Le problème
Large rectangular openings without wet diamond saw or slurry.
Sept Tools
Perimeter Drill: aligned contiguous holes, clean cutting line.
Inspection coring
Le problème
Geotechnical studies, quality controls, expertise: intact sample mandatory.
Sept Tools
Brushless torque control: no peripheral chipping, usable core.
Classified site work
Le problème
Silica or decommissioning sites: cleanliness and equipment traceability requirements.
Sept Tools
IP65 plus certifiable brushless: sensitive site compliance, documentation provided.
Post anchoring
Le problème
Imposed pace on logistics and industrial halls: no margin for error.
Sept Tools
Pic Epeiche base plus vacuum cleaning: fast install, ETA compliance.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered
What is the difference between drilling and coring?
Drilling uses a solid bit to create a hole. Coring uses an annular diamond crown that extracts an intact cylinder, useful for concrete expertise or large-diameter penetrations.
Can I drill reinforced concrete?
Yes. Our brushless drills cross rebar without damage thanks to constant torque and tungsten carbide or diamond bits. Typical feedback is around 4 to 6 seconds per centimetre in a reinforced zone.
Should I cool the bit?
For drilling beyond 200 mm depth or diameters above 50 mm, water cooling is recommended to preserve the bit and prevent thermal shock chipping.
Are your drills approved for classified sites?
Yes. Our brushless drills meet the requirements of silica-classified zones and nuclear decommissioning sites. References and certificates available on request.
Is there a bit anti-jamming system?
The brushless motor includes fast cutoff electronics that detect blockage and stop rotation in less than 100 ms, protecting the operator and the bit.
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