TOOLS
Quality tools for trade and industry
ALPEN-MAYKESTAG says that it is the only cutting tool manufacturer that supplies both the segment of trade customers, craftwork and the specialist trade, as well as the metalworking industry with high-quality cutting tools.
H
ence too the double name: the ‘ALPEN’ business division supplies the trade, craftwork and the specialist trade with
drill bits for metal, wood and masonry, whilst the ‘MAYKESTAG’ business division supplies all types of cutting tools for the industrial connector trade and the metalworking industry. ALPEN-MAYKESTAG is the biggest
Austrian manufacturer of rotating cutting tools, not least thanks to its wide range (a total of over 35 million tools are produced per year). 80 percent of sales are exported, with
Germany representing the major market. In addition to Europe, markets like South Africa, South America and Asia also play an important role. With its own sales companies in Italy,
Germany, the Czech Republic and Hungary, and sole agencies in over 70 countries, today the family firm of ALPEN-MAYKESTAG is represented on all continents. ALPEN-MAYKESTAG tools are produced
in Austria in the most up-to-date plants, with the highest quality standards, under the strictest quality controls; resulting in top quality every single item. ALPEN-MAYKESTAG sets the same standards for its production as for its tools - it must be productive; it must be commercially viable and it must be state of the art. In order to ensure achievement of its high quality standards, ALPEN-MAYKESTAG has kept the entire manufacturing process in its own hands and it manufactures exclusively on its production sites in Austria.
Areas of innovation Anyone who wishes to set new quality
standards must constantly develop. With its innovations ALPEN-MAYKESTAG wants to guarantee even more precise work, more reliability and even longer product life, so up to two percent of total expenditure is applied to research and development.
Profi Ziegel- No breakage, perfect hold SDS - many breakages, no dowel pin
Profi Dach
This special drill bit is suited for rotary drilling in roof tiles, concrete tiles, slate, ceramics, tiles, marble and granite. Precise drilling is possible due to its precision-ground spiral flutes and the Profi Dach is suitable for all standard cordless drills with standardised shank profile.
Profi Granit This special drill bit for rotary and
percussion drilling is well suited for all types of granite - even the hardest of granite - due to its special drill bit geometry and carbide plate.
In the metal sector, MAYKESTAG’s new
HSS facade drills impresses by the way its short spiral flute prevents the reaming of the hole in hollow profiles. SDS chisels, in particular MAYKESTAG’s new SDS ‘extreme’ chisels for the toughest applications, round off ALPEN-MAYKESTAG’s product innovations.
www.alpen-drills.com 144 Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 76 July 2012
Innovations 2012 ALPEN-MAYKESTAG highlights that its
current ALPEN catalogue lists many new products that impress with their innovations:
Profi Ziegel This special drill bit is designed for
shatter-proof rotary drilling of cavity bricks. The unique cutting geometry prevents the cavities from breaking and thereby ensures a secure dowel hold.
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