Bench drills

Bench drills – precise drilling in metal, wood and plastics

Bench drills are stationary workshop tools designed for drilling holes with high precision. They are used in workshops, manufacturing plants, service centers, and by DIY enthusiasts. They enable stable and precise work thanks to their rigid construction and adjustable work table. A bench drill, also known as a column drill, is an indispensable tool for drilling metal, wood, and plastics.

What will you find in the bench drill category?

The offer includes:

• Bench drills for metal and wood – for home and professional use,
• Variable speed models – adapt to different materials and drill diameters,
• Drills with a vice – ensure secure clamping of the workpiece,
• Equipment with an induction motor – quieter operation and longer service life,
• Devices with spindle cover and drilling depth lock – for safety and repeatability.

Pillar drills are available in various sizes and drilling ranges, allowing you to choose the right equipment for the type of work you are doing.

Application of column drills

Bench drills are suitable for:

• drilling holes at a precise angle and depth ,
• working with metal, wood, plastics and laminates ,
• serial production and workshop work ,
• modeling, services, school technical workshops .

Thanks to the stable base and single-axis spindle guidance, bench drills allow for precise drilling without vibrations and deviations , making them an ideal choice for hobby and industrial applications.

Buying guide – what to pay attention to?

• Motor power – determines the ability to drill in harder materials,
• The speed range – the wider, the more universal the application,
• Table size and maximum element height – important for large details,
• Possibility of tilting the table – drilling at different angles,
• Additional equipment – vice, guard, depth stop.

Frequently asked questions

Is a bench drill suitable for metal?

Yes, many models are designed for drilling metal, provided you choose the right drill bit and speed.

Can you drill at an angle?

Yes, if the table has a tilt function. It's worth checking this before purchasing.

Is a vice necessary?

Recommended, especially when drilling harder materials. Many models include them.

Is it suitable for a home workshop?

Yes, smaller models are perfect for home use and DIY.

What materials can I drill?

Depending on the drill: metal, wood, plastics, furniture boards and laminates.

Choose a bench drill that suits your needs

Check out our selection of bench and column drills for precision workshop work. Choose a model that provides stability, power, and precision drilling in any material.