Pillar Drill: Fixed machines mounted on a bench or floor, designed for vertical and highly precise drilling at a fixed point.
Magnetic Drill: Portable machines with an electromagnetic base that stabilizes directly on metal surfaces, allowing drilling in horizontal, vertical, or upside-down positions (e.g., on construction beams).
Milling drill: They combine vertical drilling with light milling capabilities (side cutting), usually featuring a coordinate table (cross table) for moving the material.
Determines the motor’s “power” and durability. Higher power allows the drill to handle harder metal alloys and drill larger holes without straining, slowing down, or overheating.
Battery: They offer complete portability and flexibility for outdoor use or construction projects where there is no immediate access to a power supply.
Electric: They ensure uninterrupted operation and stable performance for long, demanding tasks in the workshop or machine shop.