Pneumatic - Air Drill
Air Drills
Utilize air drills powered by compressed air for efficient hole drilling tasks. These tools are favored by technicians, engineers, and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Why Opt for an Air Drill? Air drills are typically lighter and more compact compared to their electric counterparts, offering ease of operation and enhanced durability. With fewer internal components, coupled with a quality air compressor, air drills yield exceptional results.
Additionally, air drills exhibit lower vibrations than electric drills, enhancing user-friendliness and safety. They eliminate risks associated with sparks, short-circuiting, or electrocution. Moreover, air drills boast a superior weight-to-power ratio, enabling smaller, lighter tools to accomplish tasks equivalent to larger electric equivalents.
Varieties of Air Drills
- Angled
- Reversible
Features & Advantages
- Free Speed (RPM): Indicates the maximum rotational speed achievable by the drilling head.
- Air Pressure (psi/bar): The pressure required from the compressor to achieve optimal drilling performance.
- Air Consumption (cfm/scfm or m3 /min): Represents the volume of compressed air passing through the drilling set per unit of time, typically per minute. Higher-powered drills demand greater air delivery for proper operation.
Applications of Air Drills
- Automotive Maintenance
- Tire Work
- Heavy Machinery
- Working with Flammable Materials (without risk of sparks)
Explore our comprehensive range of Air Tools to complement your workshop or garage setup, catering to diverse needs and applications.