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Dartek Rotary Hammer 800 W, PRH-6615 A rotary hammer, also known as a rotary hammer drill or simply a hammer drill, is a versatile power tool designed for drilling holes in hard materials like concrete, masonry, stone, and metal. Rotary hammers are well-suited for heavy-duty drilling tasks requiring drilling and chiselling actions. These tools are commonly used in construction, renovation, and other industrial applications Hammering Mechanism: The primary feature of a rotary hammer is its hammering mechanism, which combines rotation and a powerful percussion or hammering action. This mechanism allows the tool to break through rigid materials with ease Electric Motor: Rotary hammers are powered by electric motors that provide rotary and hammering actions. They are available in corded and cordless (battery-powered) versions. Three Modes of Operation: Many rotary hammers offer three modes of operation: drilling only, hammer drilling (rotation with hammering action), and chiselling (beating without process). This versatility makes them suitable for various tasks SDS-Plus or SDS-Max Chuck: Rotary hammers typically use an SDS-Plus or SDS-Max chuck system that allows for quick and secure attachment of drill bits and chisels Variable Speed and Torque Control: These tools often come with adjustable speed settings and torque control, enabling users to tailor the tool's performance to the material being worked on Vibration Damping: Some rotary hammers have vibration-damping mechanisms and ergonomic handles to reduce operator fatigue and improve user comfort Concrete Drilling: They are commonly used for drilling holes in concrete, reinforced concrete, masonry, and stone. This is valuable in construction and renovation for installing anchors, fasteners, or electrical conduits Chiselling: Rotary hammers can be used in chiselling mode to remove tiles, chip away concrete, break up old mortar, and perform light demolition work Masonry and Stone Work: Besides drilling holes, rotary hammers are used for masonry and stone cutting, engraving, and shaping Chipping and Surface Texturing: They create texture or patterns on concrete or stone surfaces, such as decorative work in hardscaping and landscape design Tunneling and Mining: Rotary hammers are used in tunnelling and mining operations to break and remove rock and other hard materials Road and Infrastructure Construction: In road construction, rotary hammers create holes for guardrails and other infrastructure components
₹8,967  
Dartek PAG01-180 3000 W Angle Grinder An angle grinder is a versatile and handheld power tool commonly used in construction, metalworking, and woodworking. It consists of a motor-driven spindle that rotates a disc or wheel attachment at a high speed, making it suitable for various tasks, including cutting, grinding, polishing, and sanding. Motor: Angle grinders are powered by electric motors, typically rated in amps or watts. The motor drives the rotating spindle. Disc or Wheel: Angle grinders can accommodate a variety of discs and wheels, each designed for specific tasks. Common types include abrasive grinding wheels, cut-off wheels, diamond blades, wire brushes, and sanding discs Guard: A protective guard covers the wheel to shield the operator from sparks, debris, and accidental contact with the rotating disc Handle: Angle grinders have one or two handles (sometimes called side handles) that provide a secure grip and help control the tool during operation On/Off Switch: This is usually a trigger or switch near the handle for easy control Cutting: They can cut through metal, masonry, tiles, and other materials, making them useful for metal fabrication, tile installation, and more Grinding: Angle grinders are effective for removing excess material, smoothing welds, and shaping objects. They are commonly used for grinding metal and concrete surfaces Polishing and Sanding: By changing the attachment to a polishing pad or sanding disc, angle grinders can finish surfaces or remove rust and paint Deburring: They are handy for removing sharp edges or burrs from metal and plastic workpieces
₹2,477  
Dartek Corded Drill PED01-10 450 W 10 mm A corded drill is a type of power tool that is used for drilling holes and driving screws into various materials, such as wood, metal, plastic, and masonry. Unlike cordless drills that operate on rechargeable batteries, corded drills are powered by electricity and must be connected to a power source via an electrical cord. This constant power source allows corded drills to offer consistent and continuous power for tasks that require extended or heavy-duty use Motor: The drill's motor is the primary component responsible for generating the rotational power to spin the drill or driver bit. Corded drills typically have electric motors rated in amps or watts, indicating their power output Chuck: The chuck is the drill part where the drill or driver bit is inserted and secured. Corded drills can have either a keyed chuck, which requires a key to tighten or loosen, or a keyless chuck that can be operated by hand Trigger or Switch: Corded drills have a trigger or switch that controls the drill's speed and rotation. The pressure applied to the stimulus determines the rate of the training Handle and Grip: Corded drills usually have a handle or grip for comfortable and secure handling, allowing the user to control and guide the exercise during operation Power Cord: A corded drill is connected to a power source via an electrical cord. It's essential to use an extension cord of the appropriate length and amperage rating to ensure safe and efficient operation Drilling Holes: Corded drills are excellent for drilling holes in various materials, from wood and metal to concrete and masonry Screwdriving: They can also be used for driving screws into various surfaces, making them useful for construction, woodworking, and DIY projects Mixing: Some corded drills have additional attachments, like paint mixers or mortar paddles, making them suitable for mixing liquids or dry materials Grinding and Polishing: With the appropriate attachments, corded drills can be used for tasks like grinding, polishing, and sanding
₹2,241  
Dartek Corded Drill PED02-10 450 W 10 mm A corded drill is a type of power tool that is used for drilling holes and driving screws into various materials, such as wood, metal, plastic, and masonry. Unlike cordless drills that operate on rechargeable batteries, corded drills are powered by electricity and must be connected to a power source via an electrical cord. This constant power source allows corded drills to offer consistent and continuous power for tasks that require extended or heavy-duty use Motor: The drill's motor is the primary component responsible for generating the rotational power to spin the drill or driver bit. Corded drills typically have electric motors rated in amps or watts, indicating their power output Chuck: The chuck is the drill part where the drill or driver bit is inserted and secured. Corded drills can have either a keyed chuck, which requires a key to tighten or loosen, or a keyless chuck that can be operated by hand Trigger or Switch: Corded drills have a trigger or switch that controls the drill's speed and rotation. The pressure applied to the stimulus determines the rate of the training Handle and Grip: Corded drills usually have a handle or grip for comfortable and secure handling, allowing the user to control and guide the exercise during operation Power Cord: A corded drill is connected to a power source via an electrical cord. It's essential to use an extension cord of the appropriate length and amperage rating to ensure safe and efficient operation Drilling Holes: Corded drills are excellent for drilling holes in various materials, from wood and metal to concrete and masonry Screwdriving: They can also be used for driving screws into various surfaces, making them useful for construction, woodworking, and DIY projects Mixing: Some corded drills have additional attachments, like paint mixers or mortar paddles, making them suitable for mixing liquids or dry materials Grinding and Polishing: With the appropriate attachments, corded drills can be used for tasks like grinding, polishing, and sanding
₹4,011  
Dartek 110 mm 1260 W 13000 r/min Marble Cutter, PMC01-110 A marble cutter, often referred to as a marble or tile saw, is a specialized power tool designed for cutting through hard and brittle materials such as marble, tile, granite, and other natural stone. These tools are commonly used in construction, masonry, and tile installation to make precise cuts for various applications Circular Blade: Marble cutters typically use a circular blade with diamond-embedded edges. These blades are designed to cut through hard materials effectively Electric Motor: Marble cutters are powered by electric motors that provide the rotational force needed for cutting Water Cooling System: To prevent the blade from overheating and minimize dust and debris during cutting, many marble cutters feature a water cooling system. This system typically includes a water reservoir and a pump that delivers water to the blade during operation Adjustable Cutting Depth: These tools often have an adjustable cutting depth, allowing users to control the depth of the cut. This feature helps create different types of cuts and achieve precise results Ergonomic Design: Marble cutters are designed with ergonomic handles and grips to provide comfort and control during operation Tile Installation: Tile setters use marble cutters to make precise cuts in tiles to fit them around corners, edges, and obstacles during tile installation Countertop Fabrication: In producing stone countertops, marble cutters are used to cut and shape natural stone slabs like granite and marble to the required dimensions Masonry Work: Marble cutters are valuable tools in masonry for cutting and shaping hard materials when building structures like walls, facades, and outdoor features Flooring Installation: Flooring professionals use marble cutters to cut and fit materials like marble, granite, and other natural stones into flooring projects Architectural Detailing: In architectural projects, marble cutters create intricate designs and patterns in stone materials DIY Projects: DIY enthusiasts use marble cutters for various home improvement projects that involve cutting and shaping hard materials
₹2,949  
Dartek Impact Drill PID-02-13 710 W 10 mm An impact drill, also known as an impact driver, is a powerful handheld tool designed for driving screws and fasteners, as well as drilling holes in various materials. It is characterized by its high torque and rapid rotational force, which allows it to efficiently drive screws into dense materials and make drilling easier, especially in applications that require high torque. Impact drills are often used in construction, woodworking, and other industries Impact Mechanism: The primary feature of an impact drill is its internal impact mechanism. When a fastener encounters resistance, the tool delivers quick, repetitive impacts in addition to the regular rotational motion. This helps prevent cam-out (slipping of the bit) and enhances driving force Hexagonal Chuck: Impact drills typically feature a quick-release hexagonal chuck, allowing for easy and secure attachment of screwdriver bits and drill bits High Torque: These tools are known for their high torque output, making them suitable for driving large screws and bolts into laborious materials Variable Speed and Direction Control: Many impact drills come with variable speed settings and the ability to switch forward and reverse directions Compact and Lightweight: Impact drills are generally compact and lightweight, which makes them easy to handle and manoeuvre in tight spaces LED Work Light: Some models include built-in LED work lights to illuminate the work area, making it easier to see what you're working on Screwdriving: They are commonly used for driving screws and fasteners into wood, metal, and other materials. The impact mechanism helps prevent stripping of the screw head or cam-out Drilling: Impact drills can also be used for drilling holes in various materials, including wood, metal, and plastic, by switching to a drill bit Construction: These tools are valuable for framing, decking, and other applications that involve driving screws or lag bolts into structural components Woodworking: Woodworkers use impact drills for assembling furniture, cabinetry, and other woodworking projects that require driving screws with precision Automotive and Mechanical Repairs: Impact drills are used in automotive and mechanical work for tasks like loosening and tightening nuts and bolts DIY Projects: They are versatile tools for do-it-yourself (DIY) enthusiasts who work on a wide range of home improvement projects, from hanging shelves to assembling furniture
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Dartek PAG 5805 850 W 100 mm Angle Grinder An angle grinder is a versatile and handheld power tool commonly used in construction, metalworking, and woodworking. It consists of a motor-driven spindle that rotates a disc or wheel attachment at a high speed, making it suitable for various tasks, including cutting, grinding, polishing, and sanding. Motor: Angle grinders are powered by electric motors, typically rated in amps or watts. The motor drives the rotating spindle. Disc or Wheel: Angle grinders can accommodate a variety of discs and wheels, each designed for specific tasks. Common types include abrasive grinding wheels, cut-off wheels, diamond blades, wire brushes, and sanding discs Guard: A protective guard covers the wheel to shield the operator from sparks, debris, and accidental contact with the rotating disc Handle: Angle grinders have one or two handles (sometimes called side handles) that provide a secure grip and help control the tool during operation On/Off Switch: This is usually a trigger or switch near the handle for easy control Cutting: They can cut through metal, masonry, tiles, and other materials, making them useful for metal fabrication, tile installation, and more Grinding: Angle grinders are effective for removing excess material, smoothing welds, and shaping objects. They are commonly used for grinding metal and concrete surfaces Polishing and Sanding: By changing the attachment to a polishing pad or sanding disc, angle grinders can finish surfaces or remove rust and paint Deburring: They are handy for removing sharp edges or burrs from metal and plastic workpieces
₹2,042  
Dartek PAG 5812 760 W 16 mm Angle Grinder An angle grinder is a versatile and handheld power tool commonly used in construction, metalworking, and woodworking. It consists of a motor-driven spindle that rotates a disc or wheel attachment at a high speed, making it suitable for various tasks, including cutting, grinding, polishing, and sanding. Motor: Angle grinders are powered by electric motors, typically rated in amps or watts. The motor drives the rotating spindle. Disc or Wheel: Angle grinders can accommodate a variety of discs and wheels, each designed for specific tasks. Common types include abrasive grinding wheels, cut-off wheels, diamond blades, wire brushes, and sanding discs Guard: A protective guard covers the wheel to shield the operator from sparks, debris, and accidental contact with the rotating disc Handle: Angle grinders have one or two handles (sometimes called side handles) that provide a secure grip and help control the tool during operation On/Off Switch: This is usually a trigger or switch near the handle for easy control Cutting: They can cut through metal, masonry, tiles, and other materials, making them useful for metal fabrication, tile installation, and more Grinding: Angle grinders are effective for removing excess material, smoothing welds, and shaping objects. They are commonly used for grinding metal and concrete surfaces Polishing and Sanding: By changing the attachment to a polishing pad or sanding disc, angle grinders can finish surfaces or remove rust and paint Deburring: They are handy for removing sharp edges or burrs from metal and plastic workpieces
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Dartek Planer 560 W, PEP8601 An planer,, also known as a power planer or simply a planer, is a handheld power tool used for shaping, smoothing, and reducing the thickness of wooden surfaces. It is commonly used in woodworking and carpentry to remove material from boards, create a flat and even surface, and adjust the thickness of lumber. Electric Motor: planer,s are powered by an electric motor, which drives a rotating cutting head or blade. Cutting Head: The cutting head of an planer, typically consists of two or more sharp, revolving blades that remove material from the workpiece as they pass over it. Depth Adjustment: planer,s have a depth adjustment feature that allows users to control the amount of material removed with each pass. This ensures precision and control over the planning process. Parallel Fence: Some planer,s have a similar fence or guide that helps maintain a consistent cutting depth and ensures straight and even edges. Dust Collection: Many planer,s are equipped with a dust collection system or a dust bag to capture the wood shavings and dust generated during planning, helping to keep the work area clean. Surface Smoothing: planer,s are used to smooth the surfaces of rough or uneven lumber, removing imperfections and making them flat and even. Thickness Adjustment: Woodworkers use planers to adjust the thickness of boards, which helps create uniform thickness in materials for various woodworking projects. Edge Jointing: planer,s can create straight and square edges on wooden boards, making them suitable for joining and edge-to-edge glueing. Resurfacing: They are employed for resurfacing and refinishing tasks, such as removing old paint, varnish, or other coatings from wood surfaces. Tapering: Planers can create tapered edges or surfaces, which helps make bevelled or chamfered edges on wooden components. Trimming Doors: Carpenters use planer,s for cutting the edges of doors to ensure a proper fit within door frames. Woodworking Projects: planer,s are valuable tools for various woodworking projects, including furniture making, cabinetry, and home improvement tasks.
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Dartek 8000-16000 r/min Electric Blower, PBL02-32 An electric blower, also known as an electric air blower, is a portable device that uses an electric motor to generate a high-velocity air stream. Electric blowers are commonly used for various purposes, including cleaning, inflating, drying, and cooling Electric Motor: Electric blowers are powered by an electric motor, generating airflow. The motor's power and speed vary depending on the specific model and intended use. Airflow Control: Many electric blowers have adjustable airflow settings, allowing users to control the strength of the air stream Compact and Portable: Electric blowers are typically lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry and use in various settings No Emissions: Unlike gas-powered blowers, electric blowers produce no emissions, making them environmentally friendly for indoor and outdoor use Variety of Nozzles: Electric blowers often come with an array of nozzles or attachments that can be used for different tasks, such as concentrating the airflow or spreading it out over a larger area. Cleaning: Electric blowers are commonly used for cleaning tasks, including blowing away dust, leaves, debris, and dirt from various surfaces. They are famous for cleaning workshops, garages, patios, and driveways Inflating: Electric blowers can grow items like inflatable mattresses, air mattresses, sports balls, and inflatable pool toys. They provide a quick and convenient way to add air to these objects Drying: Electric blowers are used for drying surfaces, such as drying a wet car after washing, drying carpets, or speeding up the drying process of paint or coatings Cooling: Some electric blowers can be used for personal cooling. They provide a focused air stream to help individuals stay cool in hot environments Ventilation: Electric blowers are used in ventilation systems to move air within buildings or enclosed spaces. They can help improve air circulation and reduce stuffiness Industrial and Commercial Applications: In industrial and commercial settings, electric blowers are used for tasks like removing sawdust from woodworking projects, cooling machinery, and cleaning work areas
₹9,204  
Dartek 9.7 J 3950 BPM Demolition Hammer, PDH-0130 A demolition hammer is a powerful tool used in construction and renovation projects to break down or demolish various materials, such as concrete, masonry, brick, and asphalt. It is also commonly referred to as a jackhammer or breaker hammer. Demolition hammers are typically pneumatic or electric-powered and are designed for heavy-duty applications High Impact Force: Demolition hammers deliver a high impact force to break through rigid materials. They use a piston mechanism that rapidly strikes the chisel orbit attached to the tool Chisels and Bits: Various chisels and bits are available for different tasks, such as flat chisels for general demolition, pointed chisels for more precise work, and asphalt cutters for cutting asphalt surfaces Vibration Damping: Many modern demolition hammers are designed with vibration-damping systems or handles to reduce the operator's fatigue and discomfort during extended use Variable Speed and Power Settings: Some models come with adjustable speed and power settings to match the tool's performance to the specific material being worked on. Ergonomic Design: Demolition hammers often have ergonomic handles and grips to enhance operator comfort and control Demolition hammers are commonly used in construction, renovation, and demolition projects, including breaking up concrete slabs, removing tile and flooring, digging trenches, and chipping away at old structures. Due to their power and potential danger, it's essential to use them with care and appropriate safety equipment, such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and gloves. Additionally, proper training is often necessary to operate a demolition hammer safely and effectively
₹4,483  
Dartek Torque Drill PED02-16 1200 W 13 mm A torque drill, often referred to as a torque-controlled drill or a torque-sensitive drill, is a power tool designed to precisely control the amount of torque (rotational force) applied to fasteners, such as screws, bolts, and nuts. These drills are commonly used in various applications where accurate torque settings are essential to avoid over-tightening or under-tightening fasteners Torque Control: The main feature of a torque drill is its ability to control the torque applied during the fastening process. This control is typically adjustable, allowing the user to set a specific torque level Electric Power: Torque drills are typically electric (corded or cordless) tools, and they use an electric motor to generate rotational force Adjustable Torque Settings: These drills often come with adjustable torque settings, usually represented as numbers or locations on a scale. Users can set the desired torque level based on the specific task and fastener Clutch Mechanism: Torque drills employ a clutch mechanism that disengages the drill's driving force once the preset torque level is reached. This prevents over-tightening and potential damage to the fastener or the fastened material Forward and Reverse Rotation: Torque drills typically allow forward and reverse rotation, making them versatile for driving and removing fasteners Ergonomic Design: They are designed with ergonomic handles and grips to provide comfort and control during operation Assembly Work: They are commonly used in manufacturing and assembly processes where precise torque control is crucial for securing components. This includes industries like electronics, automotive, and aerospace manufacturing Automotive Repair: In automotive repair and maintenance, torque drills are essential for installing engine components, brake systems, and other critical parts where proper torque specifications must be met Construction: Construction professionals use torque drills for tasks like securing structural components, fastening hardware, and assembling furniture or fixtures Home Improvement and DIY: DIY enthusiasts often use torque drills for home improvement projects, including building furniture, installing shelves, and assembling appliances. Metal Fabrication: In metalworking, torque drills are employed for bolting together metal components, where precise torque control is essential to prevent material damage
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