Blair Equipment Co., Inc. (Flint, MI), producers of precision sheet metal holemaking*tools and spotweld cutters used in automotive body repairs, fabrication and aftermarket*equipment installations introduces the Enforcer™ Spotweld Drill (Part No. 11300). The*pneumatic powered spotweld drill removes spotwelds in seconds with minimal effort. The*patented Enforcer Spotweld Drill can remove spotwelds in all types of automotive [...]
Blair Equipment Co., Inc. (Flint, MI), producers of precision sheet metal holemaking*tools and spotweld cutters used in automotive body repairs, fabrication and aftermarket*equipment installations introduces the Enforcer™ Spotweld Drill (Part No. 11300). The*pneumatic powered spotweld drill removes spotwelds in seconds with minimal effort. The*patented Enforcer Spotweld Drill can remove spotwelds in all types of automotive materials*and features a lower drill bit speed of 800 rpm which is more effective on today’s ultra-high*strength steels and Boron materials. The Enforced lever is manually operated to feed the*spotweld cutter into and through the spotweld. This manual operation maximizes drill bit*torque with no reduction in air flow and improves spotweld removal rates. The drill bit*penetration is adjustable for exact depths ensuring only one panel is drilled through*resulting in no damage to the underlying panel. The comfort grip handle reduces operator*fatigue and ensures a solid grasp even in slippery conditions.
Included with the Enforcer Spotweld Drill is: (1) 8mm Blair solid carbide triple fluted*drill bit, two steady frame C-Clamps which swivel 360° (one for panel depths of 2-5/16”*and one for 5-5/8”) and a custom molded storage case.
Operation of the Enforcer Spotweld Drill requires 90 psi and 4 CFM. The unit is*equipped with a silencer for reduced noise levels of 84 dB.
The Enforcer Spotweld Drill joins Blair’s series of available tools including: fractional*and metric Rotabroach® sheet metal hole cutters available individually from ¼” to 1-1/2” in*diameter and also are available in kits, Blair Holcutters*with sizes from 11/16 thru 3″ for materials 1/8″ thick, Spotweld Cutters for auto body repair*and restoration, and the Tornado IITM portable paint shaker is used extensively in collision*shops throughout North America.
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Blair Equipment Co., Inc. (Flint, MI), producers of precision sheet metal holemaking*tools and spotweld cutters used in automotive body repairs, fabrication and aftermarket*equipment installations introduces the Enforcer™ Spotweld Drill (Part No. 11300). The*pneumatic powered spotweld drill removes spotwelds in seconds with minimal effort. The*patented Enforcer Spotweld Drill can remove spotwelds in all types of automotive materials*and features a lower drill bit speed of 800 rpm which is more effective on today’s ultra-high*strength steels and Boron materials. The Enforced lever is manually operated to feed the*spotweld cutter into and through the spotweld. This manual operation maximizes drill bit*torque with no reduction in air flow and improves spotweld removal rates. The drill bit*penetration is adjustable for exact depths ensuring only one panel is drilled through*resulting in no damage to the underlying panel. The comfort grip handle reduces operator*fatigue and ensures a solid grasp even in slippery conditions.Included with the Enforcer Spotweld Drill is: (1) 8mm Blair solid carbide triple fluted*drill bit, two steady frame C-Clamps which swivel 360° (one for panel depths of 2-5/16”*and one for 5-5/8”) and a custom molded storage case.
Operation of the Enforcer Spotweld Drill requires 90 psi and 4 CFM. The unit is*equipped with a silencer for reduced noise levels of 84 dB.
The Enforcer Spotweld Drill joins Blair’s series of available tools including: fractional*and metric Rotabroach® sheet metal hole cutters available individually from ¼” to 1-1/2” in*diameter and also are available in kits, Blair Holcutters*with sizes from 11/16 thru 3″ for materials 1/8″ thick, Spotweld Cutters for auto body repair*and restoration, and the Tornado IITM portable paint shaker is used extensively in collision*shops throughout North America.
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