TAPERED DRILL SET - 3 PIECES TITANIUM COATED BEARING STEEL - the drills are durable, are made of fast-cutting, resistant and durable bearing steel coated with titanium, making them perfect for drilling holes in PVC, thin-walled sheets and even metal. The product does not require prior drilling. CLEAR NUMBERING – drills are graduated, each of them has a numbering. It is perfectly legible, thanks to which we can easily drill a hole of the width we are interested in . ONE DRILL FOR MULTIPLE HOLES – Tapered drills resemble a Christmas tree or metal discs connected together with increasing diameters. Thanks to the many different steps on the drill, it is possible to drill holes of different diameters with one drill. CONVENIENT CASE – the set is placed in a practical case, which makes it much easier to store the drills, and is also useful for their transport. Drills stored in the case do not hit each other and do not get damaged.

SPECIFICATION

material: titanium coated bearing steel shank: 6mm

drill sizes:

4 - 12mm - 4; 6; 8; 10; 12 4 - 20mm - 4; 6; 8; 10; 12; 18;20 4 - 20mm - 4; 6; 8; 10; 12; 14; 16; 18; 20; 22; 24; 26; 28; 30; 32 set weight: 229 g weight in package: 232 g

INCLUDED

3 x Step Drill case

PRODUCER:

ISO TRADE Spółka z o.o.
ul. Hangarowa 15
59-220 Legnica, Polska

office@iso-trade.biz

RESPONSIBLE PERSON IN THE EU:

ISO TRADE

WARNING CONTENT:

- It is recommended to wear safety glasses when working with tapered drills to prevent metal shavings from entering the eyes.
- When drilling hard materials such as metals, the drill bit can become hot. To avoid this, you can use a coolant such as drilling oil to help keep the temperature down and extend the life of the drill bit.
- Do not apply excessive pressure on the drill to avoid breaking it or damaging the material. Let the tool do its job, gradually increasing the diameter of the hole.
- Before each use, check the drill for damage such as cracks, chips or dull edges.
- Damaged drill bits can lead to imprecise drilling and increase the risk of accidents.
- If the drill bit becomes jammed in the material, stop working immediately and turn off the drill. Do not try to force the jammed bit out - instead, gently move the drill bit back and forth to free it.
- When drilling for long periods of time, especially in hard materials, it is recommended to wear ear protection to protect your hearing from the noise generated by the drill.