Magnetic Drill KBM 80 auto FEIN

Drills are one of the most widely used and most used tools in professional industrial or home use. Drills can be used to abrasive, open and close screws, polishing, or even cutting, etc. Drills include a variety of components, such as: On / Off keySwitch, rotate speed, active key, and disable lock lock mode. Hold the switch on the rotary switch for the depth gauge to adjust the drill scroll to the desired level. Three systems: The three systems are divided into automatic and wrenches which require special wrenches to tighten the three manual systems, which are called three-wrenches, but for the three automatic systems the process is well done by hand. Accepts. Round and Right Round Left: Rounding left and right is critical to using a drill as a screwdriver. However, you will be able to close and open the screws as well. Normally the drills move round the clock (right round) to pierce the wall. This is also true for moving screws. But if you want to open the screw you need to turn your drill clockwise. This is adjusted by the 2-way button above the main drill button. Drills come in a variety of sizes and are used for various applications such as piercing walls, wood, iron and so on. The FEIN company was founded in 1867 in Stuttgart, Germany, and in 1895 invented the first electric drill. Manually invented the world's first magnetic drill in 1909. In spite of 151 years since its launch, Fine is firmly committed to its home country of Germany and manufactures all of its products in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany. KBM 80 auto magnetic drill is a professional and industrial magnetic drill. It is a special technique. Designed and manufactured entirely in Germany, the drill is designed to work under constant conditions. The main difference between this model and the other magnetic drilling machines available in the market is the automatic and intelligent loading system. That is, the tool will automatically penetrate the workpiece without having to force the user to perform the rounding operation. The working procedure of this machine is that due to the hardness of the workpiece and due to the pressure applied to the motor of the machine, it optimally adjusts its forwarding speed after the machine has completed its rounding operation. The initial advance will be turned on and off. This automatic advancement will save time and cost in high drilling runs, as well as reduce the time