Drill BRÜDER MANNESMANN M54375

The BRÜDER MANNESMANN M54375 drill is a precision HSS drilling tool designed for clean, accurate holes in metal, wood and plastics. Manufactured from high-speed steel, the drill offers consistent cutting performance and wear resistance for repeated use. Its compact form factor with a package depth of 75 mm and a height of 255 mm makes it easy to store and handle during both workshop tasks and on-site jobs.

Advantages

The high-speed steel construction provides good hardness and heat resistance for drilling at moderate cutting speeds, helping maintain sharpness over time. The drill’s geometry supports stable chip evacuation and reduces the tendency to wander at startup, improving accuracy when positioning holes. Its compact dimensions make the tool convenient to transport and store, while the build quality ensures consistent performance across a range of materials.

Suitable for

• Drilling through mild and alloyed steels
• Creating holes in wood and wood-based materials
• Working with plastics and composite panels
• General workshop and home improvement drilling tasks

Key specifications

• Material: High-speed steel (HSS)
• Intended use: Precision drilling in metal, wood and plastics
• Package depth: 75 mm
• Package height: 255 mm
• Compact, handheld-compatible design suitable for drill chucks

How to use

Select the appropriate drill speed and clamping method for the material being drilled. Secure the workpiece to prevent movement and align the drill bit precisely with the intended mark. Use cutting fluid when drilling metals to reduce heat and prolong the tool life. Apply steady, even pressure and allow the drill to do the cutting; withdraw occasionally to clear chips from the hole. After use, clean the drill and store it in a dry place to avoid corrosion and preserve cutting edges.

Usage recommendations

For best results when drilling metals, start with a pilot hole for larger diameters and use a suitable lubricant. Match drill speed to material hardness: higher speeds for softer materials like wood and plastics, lower speeds and light feed for harder metals. Inspect the drill for wear before use and replace if edges are visibly rounded or damaged.