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Montolit M-PERFORMER Cooling Gel for Diamond Bits

Montolit M-PERFORMER Cooling Gel for Diamond Bits

by Montolit
SKU M-PERFORMER
$21.57 - $21.57
$21.57
$21.57 - $21.57
$21.57

Keep your bits cool and cutting. Montolit M-PERFORMER Cooling Gel stops diamond drill bits from overheating, glazing, and burning out on tough porcelain and stone — just dip the bit before you drill. The gel coats the diamonds, then melts in as you cut to cool and lubricate right where it counts.

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A dip-on cooling and lubricating gel that extends the life of diamond drill bits.

  • Use: Dip the bit in the gel before drilling — the gel coats the diamonds and bond surface
  • How it works: Melts in as drilling starts, cooling and lubricating the cut to prevent overheating and glazing
  • Benefit: Faster, cleaner drilling and noticeably longer bit life on porcelain and dense stone
  • Best for: Dry-drilling situations where keeping the bit cool is the difference between a clean hole and a burned-out bit
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Montolit M-PERFORMER Cooling Gel — Dip, Drill, and Save Your Bits

Heat is what kills a diamond bit. Dry-drill dense porcelain or stone without cooling and the crown glazes over, stops cutting, and burns out — usually right in the middle of an expensive tile. Montolit M-PERFORMER Cooling Gel is the simple fix: dip the bit before you drill, and the gel coats the diamonds and bond surface, then melts in as you cut to cool and lubricate exactly where it counts.

It's made for dry-drilling situations where keeping the bit cool is the difference between a clean hole and a ruined bit. Keep it next to your FAJ diamond drill bits and FSB core bits — a dip before each hole is the cheapest insurance on the truck.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Simple to use: Just dip the bit before drilling — no water rig required
  • Cools and lubricates: Melts in as you cut to protect the diamond crown
  • Prevents burnout: Stops the overheating and glazing that end a bit's life
  • Faster, cleaner holes: A cool bit cuts better and leaves crisper edges
  • Best for: Dry drilling porcelain and dense stone
  • Pays for itself in one saved bit: Diamond bits cost more than gel, every time

Pro tip: Re-dip every few holes, not just the first one — the gel gets used up as it does its job. On deep or slow cuts, pull out and re-coat before the bit starts to squeal or smoke.