An auger drill bit is used to bore holes in timber. It is great for drilling holes in thatch poles to insert threaded rods. The design is very similar to a forstner drill bit, as it "shaves" itself through the wood. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with auger drill bits.
The Bi-metal hole saw's fast cutting power lies behind its HSS (hi-speed steel) manufactured teeth. The teeth have been set to a variable pitch to improve harmonic vibration and to have a better chip clearance. Application: The Bi-metal hole saw’s fast cutting power lies behind its HSS (hi-speed steel) manufactured teeth. The hole saw can be used to cut into: Aluminium Copper Mild steel (sheet metal) Stainless steel (sheet metal) Zinc Wood Drywall (plasterboard) PVC
The multiple-precision ground Tungsten Carbide-Tipped hole saw has been specially developed to cut holes in hard materials such as plastic and metals up to 4.5mm in thickness The hole saw can be used to cut into: Mild steel sheets Stainless steel sheets Steel pipes Cast iron Fiberglass Fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) Aluminium Brass Vinyl Plastic
Hose clamps are used to secure hose or flexible tubing to a fitting. The clamp is placed around the hose, directly over the fitting. As the clamp is tightened, it clamps the inner diameter of the hose to the fitting or barb.
The hole saw's cup design is manufactured from a special alloy steel and the cutting edges are Tungsten Carbide gritted. It is specially designed to drill into abrasive materials. The hole saw can be used to cut into: Fiberglass Kevlar Asbestos Graphite Carbon Brick Tiles Plaster slabs Walls Light stones Weatherboard
The Bi-metal hole saw's fast cutting power lies behind its HSS (hi-speed steel) manufactured teeth. The teeth have been set to a variable pitch to improve harmonic vibration and to have a better chip clearance. The hole saw can be used to cut into: Aluminium Copper Mild steel (sheet metal) Stainless steel (sheet metal) Zinc Wood Drywall (plasterboard) PVC