Diamond Core Drill

Can be used for both wet and dry application to make precisely measured holes.

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These drills use a rotary drill with a diamond drill bit attachment.

(Concrete)

Dry-Core Drilling Machine

Mainly used to make holes through a surface where water cannot be used.

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Applications may include drilling through a wall into an office or house.

Hammer Drill

Mainly used when occasionally drilling holes into concrete, masonry or stone.

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Also used to drill holes into concrete floors in order to pin wall framing.

Available in 20mm (SDS Plus) & 40mm (SDS Max)

Big Magnetic Base Drill

• Helpful if you need accurate & stable drilling especially on high metal structures or on roofs.

• It's a portable drill machine.

• It is a very versatile in drilling bigger range of hole sizes in steel structures.

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(Morse Taper)

Impact Drill

Mainly used for light masonry drilling

• This drill is not advised to be used for heavy duty drilling.

• This drill is suitable for:

  • Steel material drilling

  • Dry core drilling into brick work.

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TIP: The right application for a drill is when least amount of pressure is used on the given material.

Available in 13mm & 16mm

Magnetic Base Drill

Mainly used to cut metal.

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Composed of 4 components:

1. A magnetic base

2. A drill stand

3. A motor

4. An arbor or chuck

(Cutter)

Nail/Hilti Gun

Mainly used for the fastening of nearly everything.

This method of fastening allows for prompt fastening, making it a convenient tool.

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Fastening can be made directly through the object being fastened without the need of drilling holes, aligning, and bolting materials together.