RotaBroach
RotaBroach magnetic drills are essential for precision metalwork on site. Designed for drilling through steel beams and heavy-duty frameworks, these drills make quick work of awkward angles and tough materials. After days of on-site welding, you'll appreciate the accuracy and power these machines bring to your projects.
What Are RotaBroach Magnetic Drills Used For?
- Structural Steel Drilling Perfect for creating accurate holes in steel beams, ensuring secure bolt and rivet placement.
- On-Site Fabrication Essential for mobile welding teams needing to drill into fixed steel frameworks without hassle.
- Bridge and Rail Work Handles the demands of infrastructure projects, allowing for precise drilling under challenging conditions.
- Maintenance and Repairs Ideal for plant engineers needing to modify or repair heavy machinery and equipment on site.
Who Uses RotaBroach Magnetic Drills?
- Steel fabricators and structural engineers requiring precision drilling on steel frameworks.
- Mobile welding teams and site maintenance crews needing reliable tools for on-the-go adjustments.
- Construction workers involved in large-scale infrastructure projects like bridges and tunnels.
Choosing the Right RotaBroach Drill
Consider the power and capacity you need for your metalworking tasks:
1. Drill Capacity
For thicker materials, choose a model with a higher drill capacity. Models with 50mm+ are best for heavy-duty steel work.
2. Magnetic Strength
Ensure the magnetic base is strong enough to hold on vertical or overhead applications. Look for units with a minimum of 1500N holding force.
Essential Accessories for RotaBroach Drills
Enhance your drilling efficiency and precision with these must-have accessories:
1. Annular Cutters
For clean, accurate holes, annular cutters are a must. They reduce cutting time and extend the life of your drill.
2. Coolant Systems
Ensure your drill bits stay cool and sharp with a dedicated coolant system-essential for prolonged drilling sessions.
RotaBroach Drill FAQs
Can RotaBroach drills be used vertically or overhead?
Yes, provided the magnetic base has sufficient holding force to secure the drill in place during operation.
What power supply do RotaBroach drills require?
Most models run on standard 240V outlets, but check specific models for any additional requirements.
Are there specific safety precautions for using these drills?
Always wear appropriate PPE, ensure the workpiece is secure, and check the magnetic base's holding strength before use.
