Hand Drilling Machine

Hand Drill Types

Type of hand drill machine discription 

There are several types of hand drill machines available, each with its own unique features and capabilities. Here are some common types:

Corded Drill: This type of drill is powered by electricity and needs to be plugged into an outlet. It is typically more powerful than cordless drills and is suitable for heavy-duty drilling tasks.

Cordless Drill: This type of drill is powered by a rechargeable battery and is more portable than corded drills. It is typically less powerful than corded drills but can be used for a variety of drilling tasks.

Hammer Drill: This type of drill has a hammering action that allows it to drill through tougher materials such as concrete and masonry. It can be corded or cordless.

Right Angle Drill: This type of drill has a head that is perpendicular to the body, allowing it to drill in tight spaces where a regular drill cannot fit.

Impact Driver: This type of drill is designed for driving screws and other fasteners into tough materials such as hardwood and metal. It uses a combination of rotational force and percussive force to deliver high torque.

Rotary Drill: This type of drill is similar to a corded drill but has a rotary hammer mode that allows it to drill through tough materials such as concrete and brick.

Drill Press: This type of drill is a stationary machine that is used for precision drilling tasks. It has a table that can be adjusted for height and angle and a drill bit that is lowered onto the material being drilled.