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pneumatic drill

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pneumatic drill [nu̇′madĀ·ik ′dril]
(mechanical engineering)
Compressed-air drill worked by reciprocating piston, hammer action, or turbo drive.

pneumatic drill
A drill powered by compressed air from an auxiliary external source.


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Doctors had to use a pneumatic drill on the terrified 16-year-old after she was rushed to hospital with her hands stuck in plaster of Paris in 2007.
Some of the more common air tools are: - Pneumatic drills - Air grinders - Pneumatic hammers - Lubricators - Air nail guns - Air paint sprayers - Pneumatic ratchets - Air sanders - Air saws, tire inflators, and pneumatic wrenches.
Some of the more common air tools are: - Pneumatic drills - Air grinders - Pneumatic hammers - Lubricators - Air nail guns - Air paint sprayers - Pneumatic ratchets - Air sanders - Air saws, tire inflators, and pneumatic wrenches.
 
 
 
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