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Drilling holes in steel is routine in welding and fabrication, but it is not always simple. Large plates, structural pieces, awkward angles, and assemblies that have already been welded can turn a simple hole into a time consuming frustration. That’s where mag drills come in!
Built for metalworking, mag drills provide stable, accurate, and portable hole making, whether you are at a bench, on a beam, or in the field. We've trusted Evolution's line up of power tools for years for their solid quality, competitive pricing, and warranty support, so today we are highlighting the two mag drills they have on offer: the S28MAG and the EVOMAG42. We'll go over what we like about them and why we feel they earn their spot in the shop! Unlike handheld drills or drill presses, a magnetic drill uses a powerful electromagnetic base to lock itself directly onto steel. This means that once engaged, the drill stays firmly in place, allowing you to drill accurate holes with little effort.
For welding and fabrication shops, this means:
So which one is the right choice for your shop? Choosing between the two really comes down to the type of work your shop handles most often. For everyday fabrication and lighter structural work, go with the S28MAG. For heavier industrial applications, larger hole requirements, or structural steel, go with the EVOMAG42.
Evolution’s S28MAG and EVOMAG42 magnetic drills are purpose-built for professionals looking for accuracy, efficiency, and reliability. These tools offer a practical way to improve your workflow without overcomplicating the process! For welding and fabrication shops looking to drill smarter, reach out to the Earlbeck team. We'll talk you through the options and help find the perfect fit for the job! |
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