Pneumatic drill HOGERT HT4R635 10 mm

The Pneumatic drill HOGERT HT4R635 10 mm is an air-powered rotary tool designed for workshop and industrial environments where compressed-air operation is preferred. This compact pneumatic drill accepts drill bits up to 10 mm and is intended for straightforward rotary drilling tasks in metalworking, assembly, and maintenance. Its mechanical simplicity and air-driven design make it suitable for locations where electric tools are impractical or where intrinsic safety and reduced spark risk are required.

Advantages

The pneumatic drive delivers consistent torque and smooth operation without the need for electrical supply, reducing downtime in compressed-air-equipped facilities. Lightweight and compact construction improves maneuverability in confined spaces and on assembly lines. The tool is quick to start and easy to control with a simple throttle lever, offering precise speed regulation during drilling. Durable materials in the casing and internal components ensure resistance to workshop wear and extend service life under regular industrial use.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in metal components and sheet metal
• Assembly line and production maintenance tasks
• Workshop repairs where electric tools are not recommended
• Light to medium industrial drilling operations

Key specifications

• Maximum drilling capacity: 10 mm
• Drive type: pneumatic (compressed air)
• Compact, lightweight design for improved ergonomics
• Throttle lever for speed and power control
• Suitable for use with standard air supply fittings and hoses

How to use

Connect the pneumatic drill to a suitable compressed-air source using the correct hose and quick-connect fitting. Select an appropriate drill bit for the material and secure it in the chuck according to the specified maximum diameter. Hold the tool firmly, align the bit with the workpiece, and depress the throttle lever to begin drilling. Apply steady, moderate feed pressure; avoid excessive force which can reduce bit life and overload the air motor. After use, release the throttle, disconnect the air supply, and store the tool in a dry, clean location.

Usage recommendations

Use clean, dry compressed air delivered at the recommended pressure and adequate flow rate. Regularly lubricate the air inlet and internal components according to the workshop maintenance schedule, and inspect drill bits and the chuck for wear. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and hearing protection when operating pneumatic tools.