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From drill to screw - Hardware for every purpose

A construction project stands and falls with the tools available. If the right drill is missing, even screws and angle brackets won't get you far. Once the hole is drilled, if the screws don't fit, the desired success won’t be achieved either. To implement your construction project quickly and easily, you need the right {category=01902549de9972a7b3325c60b649fe09}. But which drill, screws, and angle brackets are suitable for your project? We explain what you need to pay attention to.

Choosing the right drill - which one is the right one?

If you make the wrong choice, frayed holes and a dull drill bit are the result. At first glance, these slim, long tools may look similar, but they differ significantly in their functionality, material, grind, and shank.

A HSS drill provides reliable service. HSS stands for High Speed Steel. The material retains its hardness even at very high temperatures. It allows up to four times higher cutting speeds. In our online shop, we offer, among others, rolled HSS-R drills. Their extremely strong material has a slight flexibility, enhancing the fracture strength. Vibration-free work is achieved through the strength of the spiral core. The 118-degree tip angle guarantees precise, circular holes. Used in hand drills or drill stands, these practical tools reliably penetrate steel, cast iron, sintered metals, as well as plastics. For larger holes with a small chuck, we recommend one of our spiral drills with reduced shank.

If you want to drill a hole in reinforced concrete, marble, brick, or stone, you need to bring out the heavy artillery. With our hammer drills, you are well-equipped for this. Made from a carbide plate, no concrete is too hard for them. The symmetrical design of the head ensures precise and accurate drilling. The dynamic core reinforcement enables maximum energy transfer, and the spiral reduces vibrations and noise. We are happy to advise you in detail on the suitable {category=01902549deb7714a8b324338943b48b7}.

Little tool heroes - no hold without screws

Once the hole is successfully drilled, it’s time for the {category=01902549ded070cba8570e4d944e510b} to take the stage. They connect two workpieces together and can be removed if needed. To make it work, choose a screw suitable for your intended use.

In our range, we focus on Torx screws, short T-Star screws. As the name suggests, the screw drive looks like a small star with six points. Unlike a cross-slot drive, slipping is impossible, and optimal power transfer is achieved. They are available in different lengths (25 to 240 millimeters) and diameters (3 to 6 millimeters). Made of steel and galvanized, our chipboard screws are especially robust, resilient, and temperature-resistant. They are ideal for use in hardwood, chipboard, or plastics.

Angle brackets - maximum stability

Due to their different shapes, sizes, and strengths, you can use {category=01902549df007244a423615112a506bb} in a very versatile way. The practical steel brackets help you to attach something to the wall or the floor.

If you have high demands on load capacity and stability, we recommend using . Also known as rib or bead, the small elevation reinforces the angle. They are particularly suitable for shelves or furniture that bear heavy loads like machines. For light weights, an angle bracket without a rib is sufficient too.

Our tip: If you need the angle brackets for outdoor use or rooms with high humidity, the material should be galvanized. This makes it weather-resistant. Our angle brackets are coated with a zinc layer and thus withstand wind and weather.