FEATURES:
- Now better than ever... completely Redesigned with More Features.
- Large 1-1/2" x 2" capacity
- NEW - Pilot light - for low light or no light conditions
- NEW -Two stage magnet - 30% power increase when motor is turned on
- NEW - Slot Drive arbor for more accuracy and quicker change out of accessories
- NEW - Housing - stronger stiffer, more ergonomic
- Positive slug ejection
- Many accessories are available for a portable machine shop including: drill chucks, tapping, countersink, and more...
- Feed handles quickly change from side to side
- Lift detector safety system
- Rear mounted controls
- Carrying case included
- Two year warranty
Swivel Base adds even greater versatility:
• Precisely line up your pilot with the holes
center location
• One stroke lock and unlock handle
• Great for horizontal, overhead, tight areas,
and getting out over another piece of steel
• Patented
* Drill includes: carrying case, pint of coolant, safety chain, & hex wrenches.




Condition: New
What is a Magnetic Drill?
A magnetic drill is a specialized portable power tool used for drilling holes in steel and similar metals. • They are used on the job site or in the shop • Also referred to as a mag drill, portable base drills, portable drill press
When Do I Use a Mag Drill?
It can be time-consuming and cumbersome to try to maneuver large steel or pipe into position at a stationary drill press or work center. A portable magnetic drill allows you to take the drill to the work piece, instead of trying to bring the work piece to the drill. • A portable magnetic drill may be used in any position—vertical, horizontal, or overhead (upside down)
Where is a Mag Drill Used?
• Steel Fabrication • Building & Construction • Bridge Rebuilding • Mining • Ship Building • Truck, RV & Special Vehicle Build • Pipeline, Offshore & Oil Fields • Welding Shops • Power Utilities • Railroad Industries • Maintenance Facilities • Mobile Repair Shops • Machinery Riggers
Mag Drills can also have many options/accessories to help increase the products versatility
• Coolant bottle system • Swivel base magnet • Multi-speed gear box • Power feed • Drill chucks • Pipe adapters • Countersinking • Tapping • Arbor adapters • Vac-Pad™
Which Mag Drill Do I Select?
The mag drill you select depends upon: • Application • Diameter of hole • Depth of hole to be drilled (D.O.C. Depth of Cut) • Drilling speed requirements • Number of holes • Work environment • Space / physical limitations • Type of material to be drilled - Please call us to discuss your specific application