Effective Drill Bits for Non-Impact Drilling in 5cm Thick Reinforced Concrete Wall

Hello.
I need to hang a cupboard on a 5 cm thick reinforced concrete tiled wall. I am planning to hang a mounting strip on 6x30 pins. Drilling with impact is rather avoided because it ends up with the wall falling off on the other side, and in this case there are tiles too, so I don't want to risk it. Do you have any drill bits that allow you to drill effectively in reinforced concrete without impact?

I would like to add that the wall is very resistant to drilling and only SDS with pneumatic impact works well, but at the same time it damages such a thin wall (large fragments fall off on the other side of the wall).

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Regards.

A 30mm pin will be too short. The tile + glue is probably about 2 cm, then only 1 cm will enter the wall.

Hit with a hammer, but watch the depth and don't press too hard. At 2 cm, when you drill, nothing should happen on the other side - the rest can be deepened without impact.

Hi.

For stubborn plates and thin walls I used a universal drill from BOSCH.
The drill bit has a carbide tip and is drilled without impact.
(https://www.google.pl/search?q=wiert%C5%82o+uniwersalne+bosch&oq=wiert%C5%82o+uniwersalne+&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l5.9823j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8)

I used to read about diamond cores mounted on a contour grinder.
Maybe it will help you.
Regards
PS. I wish you much patience

My suggestion is hammer drilling, but with a widia drill, e.g. 3 mm.

Bd. idea A thin drill bit with a stroke will not do such destruction - it will go into butter.
Later a patch without a thicker stroke and the patient should survive.

Beer for Lech because he abandoned a brilliant idea.
Just watch the depth

Try a glass and ceramic drill bit with a tungsten carbide head. They can cope with stoneware and with reinforced concrete, they can be bought for a small amount of money in a popular network with a yellow inscription on a blue background

Any drill can handle stoneware I know because I do it.

I don't like tinyurl. Regards