Pneumatic Drill

A hand-held power drill powered by compressed air, used for drilling holes, driving fasteners, and mixing materials in automotive, metalworking, and industrial settings. Compressed air flows into the tool, driving a piston or vane motor that rotates a geared chuck. The drill's speed and torque are controlled by the air pressure and a trigger valve.

Priced per workshop, including delivery and installation. Send a request and our engineers come back with a written quotation.

• Pistol-Grip Drill: Most common style, held like a pistol
• Angle Drill (Right-Angle Drill): Head is offset at 90°
• Straight Drill (Spade-Handle): Long, inline body with a T-handle for two-handed control a...
• Reversible Drill: Features a forward/reverse lever, making it useful for both drilling an...