Magnetic Drills

Magnetic drills are accurate between 0.005mm and 0.001mm when using annular cutters. This is an exceptional level of accuracy, suited to both personal and professional projects. Their heightened accuracy when compared to similar drills makes them a popular choice for those needing to drill through tough metals with pinpoint precision. 

Portable magnetic drills can drill vertically, horizontally or overhead. Their lightweight nature and strong magnetic capabilities give them a distinct advantage over similar drills as they can be positioned and fixed into place to suit almost any metalwork drilling job.

When choosing a specific magnetic drill, you’ll need to take several variables into account:

• The diameter of the hole you’re drilling
• The type of material that is to be drilled
• The thickness of the material
• The number of holes that you’ll be drilling 
• The type of annular cutter you’ll be using

If this is your first magnetic drill, speak to one of our power tool experts. They’ll give you all the help you need to make an educated decision.

This depends on what you’re working on. Determining factors in which Mag Drill to use include hole diameter, drill depth, number of holes, work environment, and more. If you’re unsure, get in touch with us at Evolution - we’d be happy to help guide you.

Evolution Magnetic Drills feature annular cutters capable of drilling holes up to 50mm in width, depending on your choice of model and accessories.

Countless construction companies and other large businesses where metalwork is involved take advantage of Mag Drill benefits every day. But they can also be used by independent workers or other individuals.

Averaging an accuracy of between 0.005mm and 0.001mm when drilling through steel, Mag Drills offer some of the most accurate metal drilling you’ll find on the market. Their stability and durability give users the spot-on precision they need time after time.