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Drilling and cutting
Drill bits, hole saws, discs, saws and accessories for drilling and cutting work in metal, wood, concrete, ceramic and other materials in installations, workshops, construction, maintenance and industry.
Tools and accessories for drilling and cutting
Professional drilling and cutting work requires tools adapted to the material, diameter, thickness and finish to be obtained.
In this category you will find drill bits, hole saws, discs, saw blades and other accessories for working with metal, wood, concrete, brick, stone, ceramic and technical materials.
The correct selection helps improve precision, reduce tool wear and achieve cleaner and more efficient cuts and holes.
Drill bits for different materials
Drill bits allow holes of different diameters and depths to be made. Each material needs suitable geometry, cutting edge and composition.
Drill bits for metal
Suitable for steel, aluminium, iron and other compatible metals. They must be selected according to diameter, manufacturing material and working speed.
Drill bits for concrete and masonry
Designed for drilling brick, block, concrete and construction materials using compatible percussion drills or hammers.
Drill bits for wood
They allow drilling in solid wood, boards and derivatives, with different designs depending on the depth and finish required.
Special drill bits
Specific models are available for ceramic, glass, stainless steel, composite materials and other applications requiring precise tools.
Hole saws and systems for large diameters
Hole saws allow larger-diameter holes than a conventional drill bit, removing only the material located on the cutting perimeter.
They are used to install electrical boxes, pipes, conduits, drains, ventilation and cable passages in walls, ceilings, sheet metal and boards.
- Hole saws for metal.
- Hole saws for wood.
- Hole saws for concrete and masonry.
- Diamond hole saws for hard materials.
- Pilot drill bits, adapters and arbors.
- Kits with different diameters and accessories.
Cutting and grinding discs
Cutting discs allow profiles, sheets, tubes, ceramic, stone and other materials to be cut using compatible angle grinders and machines.
Grinding discs are used to remove material, reduce surfaces, clean welds and prepare areas before carrying out other work.
- Discs for steel and metals.
- Discs for stainless steel.
- Diamond discs for concrete, stone and ceramic.
- Grinding discs.
- Flap discs and finishing discs.
- Different diameters and thicknesses depending on the machine.
Saws and cutting blades
Saws and interchangeable blades allow straight, curved or precision cuts to be made in different materials.
- Jigsaw blades: for wood, metal, plastic and compatible materials.
- Reciprocating saw blades: for demolition, pipes, profiles and maintenance cuts.
- Circular saw blades: for straight cuts in wood, metal and other materials.
- Hand saws: for adjustment, installation and repair work.
- Special blades: for hard, abrasive or technical materials.
How to choose a drilling or cutting tool
- Material: identify whether you will work with metal, wood, concrete, stone, ceramic or plastic.
- Diameter or size: check the required drilling or cutting size.
- Machine: verify compatibility with the drill, angle grinder, saw, hammer or equipment used.
- Fixing: check the type of shank, shaft, thread or anchoring system.
- Speed: respect the maximum permitted revolutions.
- Depth: check the useful length of drill bits, hole saws and blades.
- Finish: select a suitable tool for fast, clean, fine cutting or grinding.
- Frequency of use: consider professional solutions for intensive or repetitive work.
Do not use an accessory for a different material
An unsuitable drill bit, disc or blade can wear out quickly, damage the workpiece, produce a poor cut or increase risk during work.
Always check the application material, machine compatibility and maximum speed indicated for each reference.
Safety during drilling and cutting
Before starting, properly secure the workpiece and check the condition of the machine and accessory.
- Use eye protection and the equipment required for each job.
- Do not use cracked, deformed or excessively worn discs, drill bits or blades.
- Respect the direction of rotation and maximum speed.
- Avoid applying excessive pressure to the tool.
- Keep cables, clothing and elements that could get caught away from the work area.
- Wait for the machine to stop completely before handling the accessory.
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