Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
DremelProduct Type
Multitool Accessory
Sub Type
Drill Bit Set
For Use With
Dremel Tools
Number of Pieces
7
Standards/Approvals
RoHS
Country of Origin
China
Product Details
Are you looking for a set of power tool attachments that can handle a wide range of drilling tasks? This collection of drill bits from Dremel is up to the job. The box contains seven different-sized pieces in diameters up to 3.2mm, specially designed for precise drilling. Each bit can rotate at up to 35,000rpm when paired with a suitable power tool, so you can bore into plastic, wood, plexiglass and soft-metal surfaces. They come in a handy case that has a marked slot for each one for fast identification and organised storage.
The drill bits in this set come in diameters starting at 0.8mm and increasing in 0.4mm increments up to 3.2mm.
It's best not to use such a rapid rate when drilling into materials like brass and aluminium. 12,000 to 17,000rpm is a safer speed to use on those metals.
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AED 67.25
AED 67.25 Each (ex VAT)
AED 70.61
AED 70.61 Each (inc. VAT)
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AED 67.25
AED 67.25 Each (ex VAT)
AED 70.61
AED 70.61 Each (inc. VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
1
Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
DremelProduct Type
Multitool Accessory
Sub Type
Drill Bit Set
For Use With
Dremel Tools
Number of Pieces
7
Standards/Approvals
RoHS
Country of Origin
China
Product Details
Are you looking for a set of power tool attachments that can handle a wide range of drilling tasks? This collection of drill bits from Dremel is up to the job. The box contains seven different-sized pieces in diameters up to 3.2mm, specially designed for precise drilling. Each bit can rotate at up to 35,000rpm when paired with a suitable power tool, so you can bore into plastic, wood, plexiglass and soft-metal surfaces. They come in a handy case that has a marked slot for each one for fast identification and organised storage.
The drill bits in this set come in diameters starting at 0.8mm and increasing in 0.4mm increments up to 3.2mm.
It's best not to use such a rapid rate when drilling into materials like brass and aluminium. 12,000 to 17,000rpm is a safer speed to use on those metals.
