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Drills
Drills or drills are machines designed to drill holes of different diameters. Using various attachments, the drills can be used for turning and unscrewing screws, mixing mortars, sanding and removing old paint.
The drill is used for drilling metal, stone, wood, drywall and less often for concrete.
Depending on the drive, the drills are divided into:
Hand drills, electric drills (cable and cordless) and pneumatic drills.
Hand drills are most often used for field and emergency repairs in places where there is no power supply, but nowadays they are replaced by cordless drills.
Electric cable drills are driven by a single-phase or three-phase electric motor. Most modern models have the ability to smoothly adjust the speed in a certain range, which makes them universal. Impact drills allow drilling holes in hard and abrasive materials.
Cordless drills are powered by an electric motor powered by a rechargeable battery in the drill itself.
The battery is charged via a charger that plugs into an AC outlet. Cordless drills allow completely autonomous and convenient operation, without the need for cables or air hoses. Each installation or repair crew must have this type of tool.
Pneumatic drills are driven by compressed air supplied by a compressor. When the trigger is pressed, the air flow is directed to a turbine, which in turn rotates the tool chuck.
Air-powered drills are widely used in repair shops and garages, carpentry workshops, outdoor repairs, high humidity workplaces to avoid electric shocks and other activities related to drilling holes and equipped with compressed air systems. .
We offer a selected range of impact drills, impactless drills, two-speed impact drills, angle drills, drill stands, as well as accessories and accessories from leading manufacturers of construction equipment.