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SCHWEISSEN & SCHNEIDEN


VISITORS CAN SEE THE ‘HOLE’ BENEFITS


HMT is already solving tomorrow’s problems. The patented designs, extensive range, and proven results across sectors like defence, rail, mining, and heavy fabrication have made HMT the trusted choice for professionals who demand more from their tools. “Whether you’re drilling, tapping,


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olemaker Technology (HMT), the market leader in portable metal cutting and drilling


innovation, is set to electrify the halls of Schweissen & Schneiden for the very first time this year in Hall 8 Stand C14. Bringing its infamous jaw-dropping


VersaDrive live demos, the company will offer attendees the chance to witness the world’s fastest, safest, and most efficient portable, impact- rated metal cutting system. “We see it every time,” says Hugh


Crane, VP Sales at HMT. “Someone walks up. We fire up an impact wrench, drill a hole in seconds — and everything changes for them. You can actually see the moment they realise what this means for their business. It’s like a lightbulb goes on in their head.” Backed by a decade of R&D, double


hardening processes, and proprietary coatings that eliminate the traditional risks of tool damage or failure, VersaDrive tools are purpose engineered for impact use, making them faster, safer and more productive than traditional tooling. Time is Money. Safety is Everything.


The difference VersaDrive makes isn’t theoretical. It’s measurable and includes up to 15x faster cutting; reduced injuries and fatigue; fewer tools on site; broad power tool compatibility; more uptime and less rework. One fabricator slashed M20 tapping


from 8 minutes to 20 seconds. Another saved a full workday using HMT’s modular system.


www.welding-world.com WeldingWorld1 / 41 Visitors can expect to see on the


HMT stand live demos with real tools, get expert advice from HMT specialists and access exclusive show offers. They will be able to explore the full system: VersaDrive, SteelBor mag drills, and STAKIT storage: Three brands - one System that provide a total solution. HMT’s three-brand system works


together seamlessly: VersaDrive – Impact-rated modular cutting system that works seamlessly with both impact and rotary tools; SteelBor – Site-tough, cordless or corded mag drills, broach cutters and accessories; and STAKIT – Rugged modular storage to keep your team moving. While others are just beginning to explore impact-rated cutting tools,


reaming or countersinking, VersaDrive delivers unmatched speed and versatility,” says Hugh Crane. “Its plug- and-play design works seamlessly with all power tools, including cordless giving you the flexibility to perform more tasks with fewer tools.” The tool range on show features


TurboTip Drill Bits - for hole creation twice as fast as standard drill bits: ImpactaTaps - For threading and tapping holes 15x faster than hand tapping: Impact Reamers - enlarge or align existing holes onsite quickly and without the need for heavy machinery: DrillTaps - Drill and tap a hole in one pass: Step Drills - multiple drilling diameter bits perfect for fast hole creation in sheet metal: TurboTip ImpactaStep cutters - Stepped tip design with five drilling and hole enlarging diameters for hole creation and expansion; and Countersinks - the first impact rated countersinks on the market.


www.holemaker-technology.com


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