Drilling and coring serve distinct purposes: Drilling creates holes while coring extracts cylindrical samples, each with its unique advantages. Consider your project's objectives: The nature, size, and scope of your project will dictate whether drilling or coring is the right choice.

The primary purpose of a core drilling is to obtain an undisturbed, intact sample representative of the in situ material. Coring is the primary method of obtaining samples of the soft rock and the cemented soil that are encountered in many areas of the world.

Concrete coring uses a drilling tool made with a diamond cutting end attached to a steel tube to pierce concrete. Holes can be drilled at any angle – whether vertical or horizontal. We can use electric or hydraulic rigs for drilling in sensitive locations or confined spaces.

Concrete coring is a process in construction that involves using specialized equipment to create cylindrical holes or openings in concrete walls, floors, or slabs.