It is suitable for drilling holes in glass and ceramic in laboratories, experimental rooms, and workshops.
It is suitable for drilling holes in glass and ceramics in research labs, experimental labs, and workshops. It is compact and easy to use, making it possible to work on a desk for office use. The shape of the drilled holes can be triangular, square, or irregular, depending on the tool shape. Using an optional drill stand allows for stable operation.
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This is a tabletop ultrasonic perforator. It is suitable for drilling holes in glass and ceramics. It can also be used for drilling holes in relatively low-hardness stones. The adoption of excellent electronic circuits prevents unnecessary heat generation, allowing for stable perforation over long periods. The possible hole sizes range from 0.3φ to 3.0φ.
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It is used for drilling hard and brittle materials such as glass, ceramics, and precious stones.
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The processing machines and ultrasonic hand tools for precious metal products are marketed under our registered trademark "Craft Master," which we began selling over 30 years ago. The revolutionary Craft Master has excelled in areas that were difficult to finish in traditional handwork, and it is now highly regarded both domestically and internationally. In recent years, the ultrasonic drilling machine "Drill Master," which has been manufactured and sold as a scientific instrument, not only benefits from excellent ultrasonic functionality but also leverages over 30 years of experience in the development of jigs and tools from "Craft Master." It is used and appreciated in university laboratories and prototype development rooms for drilling through materials ranging from glass to ceramics and precious stones.
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