Collection: Tools

Dagobert Industrie tools are those of production and maintenance workshops: portable sanding, grinding and polishing machines, hand tools, and the accessories and consumables that go with them.

By family

• Pneumatic tools: sanders, grinders, polishers, reciprocating saw, vacuums.
• Power tools: FEIN, Dynabrade and Flex machines, corded and cordless.
• Hand tools: spanners, taps and drills, sanding blocks.
• Stationary machines and extractors and downdraft tables.
• Backing pads and interfaces, and spare parts.

Pneumatic, corded or cordless

Three power sources, three workshop logics.

Pneumatic is the lightest for the same power, does not overheat in continuous use and tolerates dust and humidity. It requires a correctly sized air network, in flow rate and not only in pressure, and dry air.

Corded delivers constant torque anywhere, with no infrastructure. It is the choice for isolated workstations and site work.

Cordless brings complete mobility. It means thinking in terms of a fleet: a single battery platform for all machines, otherwise the time gained in mobility is lost in charging and management.

What kills a tool before its time

On a pneumatic machine, it is almost always the air. Condensation water washes away the lubricant and attacks the motor vanes; a tool that loses power over the months is usually poorly supplied, not worn. A dryer and a drain cost less than a replacement.

On a sanding machine, it is the backing pad. A warped pad or one with dead hook-and-loop makes the machine vibrate, wears the bearings and degrades the sanded surface. It is a wear part, not a structural part.