Air Drills & Pneumatic Drill Machines
DTC sell a range of air drills for a variety of industrial, engineering, construction, and other applications. Our range includes air angle drills, pneumatic drills, and pneumatic drill machines, all designed for heavy-duty applications and are built for maximum performance. We source our range from leading manufacturers such as Chicago Pneumatic, Delton, and Dynabrade, so buy in confidence knowing you are sourcing a top-quality product. Click the read more button for further information.
Chicago Pneumatic air drills
DTC provides a great range of Chicago Pneumatic air drills, which are perfect for a variety of heavy-duty applications. The Chicago Pneumatic CP879 angle air drill is a lightweight and versatile tool, which is ideal for drilling and reaming in confined spaces. It features a powerful 1/2 HP motor, delivering up to 4,000 RPM and features a 90° angle head for improved access and efficiency.
The Chicago Pneumatic CP9287 3/8 air drill is a powerful and reliable air drill, perfect for drilling into a variety of materials. It features a 1/2 HP motor and delivers up to 4,000 RPM, making it ideal for drilling and reaming in tight spaces.
Finally, the Chicago Pneumatic CP9288 1/2 air drill is an excellent choice for those who need a powerful and reliable air drill. It delivers up to 5,500 RPM and features a 1/2 HP motor, making it ideal for drilling and reaming into a variety of materials.
Browse and shop for these now at DTC, buy these Chicago Pneumatic angle drills with the knowledge they are perfect for a variety of tasks.
What are air angle drills?
Angle drills are perfect for drilling into tight spots that conventional drills cannot access. Products like 90° Air angle drills are ideal for high-volume production such as those on assembly lines where they need to be reliable and durable. These tools are often employed in these settings. Browse through this page now, which contains a variety of air angle drills to choose from.
Comparing pneumatic drill machines versus air tools drills
Pneumatic drill machines (like many featured here) are more powerful than air drills and can be used for heavier-duty tasks, such as drilling into hard materials like concrete and metal. They also require more energy to operate, as they are powered by compressed air. Air drills are lightweight by comparison, quieter, and easier to use, but are limited to drilling into softer materials such as wood, plastic, and aluminium.
Contact information for DTC
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