Drills & accessories

The world of drill bits

Drills are indispensable tools when working with wood, metal, concrete or other materials. They are available in different shapes, sizes and materials and can be selected according to your needs. Some of the most common types of drill bits are the bit drill, the tile drill, the tap drill, the countersink, the SDS hammer drill with 2 cutting edges, the SDS hammer drill with 4 cutting edges and the Hsse Co5 twist drill.

Tile drill bit

The tile drill bit has been specially developed for drilling in hard materials such as ceramic, porcelain and glass. It has a special tip that helps to penetrate the material without damaging it. This drill bit is ideal for projects that require precision and care, such as installing tiles or attaching fixtures to tiled walls.

Tap

The tap is used to cut threads in materials such as stainless steel. It has a special shape that enables it to cut a precise and clean thread. This drill is often used in metalworking and mechanical engineering.

Countersink

The countersink is used to create a conical depression in a workpiece. These drills are ideal for projects where screws or bolts need to be countersunk flush with the surface of the material. They are available in different sizes and angles to meet a variety of requirements.

SDS hammer drill bits with 2 and 4 cutting edges

The SDS hammer drill bit with 2 cutting edges and the SDS hammer drill bit with 4 cutting edges have been specially developed for drilling in concrete and masonry. They have a special shape and are made of robust materials that enable them to penetrate these hard materials. The main difference between the two is the number of cutting edges, which affects the speed and quality of the hole.

Twist drill Hsse Co5

The twist drill Hsse Co5 is a high-performance drill bit that is mainly used for drilling in metal. It is made of a special high-speed steel (HSS) with 5% cobalt, which is known for its durability and resistance to heat and wear. This drill bit is ideal for demanding projects and professional applications.

In conclusion, choosing the right drill bit for your project depends on many factors, including the material to be drilled, the desired size and shape of the hole and the specific requirements of your project. With a variety of drill bits to choose from, including bit drills, tile drills, taps, countersinks, 2 flute SDS hammer drills, 4 flute SDS hammer drills and Hsse Co5 twist drills, you can be sure to find the right tool for the job.