Applications by trade
The VACDRILL was designed around four trades — concrete contractors, electricians, HVAC installers and maintenance crews — but the underlying capability applies anywhere holes must be accurate, repeatable and drilled somewhere awkward.
VACDRILL for concrete contractors
Repeatable embedment across a whole anchor pattern.
VACDRILL for electricians
Overhead fixings without bracing a hammer drill above your head.
VACDRILL for HVAC installers
Hanger arrays in soffits, drilled to a set depth every time.
VACDRILL for maintenance and facilities crews
Drilling in a live building, without shutting the room down.
VACDRILL for glaziers and glass fabricators
Non-porous, flat and smooth: the best case for the seal.
VACDRILL for stone, tile and surfacing
Brittle, expensive material where a wandering bit is a scrapped slab.
VACDRILL for anchor installation
The anchor is qualified for a hole. Drill that hole.
VACDRILL for solar installers
Every penetration is a future leak unless it is right first time.
VACDRILL for signage and fit-out
Fixing to a finished surface you are not allowed to damage.
VACDRILL for elevator and lift installation
A shaft is the worst place to brace a heavy tool.
VACDRILL for facade and curtain wall
Dense, finished, exposed — and usually a long way up.
VACDRILL for shipbuilding and marine
Bulkheads and overheads, where nothing is a convenient working height.
VACDRILL in precast and manufacturing
In a factory, consistency is the product.
VACDRILL for restoration and heritage work
You cannot clamp to something you must not mark.
VACDRILL for plumbing and fire protection
Sprinkler and pipe supports live overhead and carry real load.
VACDRILL for rail and infrastructure
Short possessions, fixed scope, no room for rework.