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  • Low Maintenance
  • Hardened Drill Bits The Ultimate Tool for Tough Jobs
  • The core principle of pneumatic drilling lies in the conversion of compressed air into mechanical energy. A compressor generates pressurized air, which is then channeled through a series of pipes to the drill head. The force of this compressed air rotates the drill bit, enabling it to penetrate various types of substrates, from hard rock to softer materials like soil or sediment.
  • One of the main advantages of FRP stair treads is their non-slip surface, which provides added safety for users. This is especially important in areas where the risk of slips and falls is high, such as outdoor staircases or industrial settings. The non-slip surface of FRP treads is achieved through the incorporation of a textured finish, which provides traction for shoes and prevents accidents.