HVAC
Drilling and cutting tools HVAC techs use: SDS-Plus bits, diamond and carbide core drills, hole saws, spade bits, HSS drills and magnetic nut setters. Mostly ITM, with Triumph and Walter.
Tools for HVAC work
HVAC installs mean holes through framing, block, concrete and sheet metal, then a lot of hex screws. This collection gathers the tools from the store that fit that work. Most are ITM, with Triumph high-speed drills and a few Walter items.
The biggest group is SDS-Plus bits for anchors and penetrations in masonry. For larger holes there are diamond and carbide core drills, and carbide grit hole saws for other material. Spade bits in 6" lengths and longer handle wood framing. HSS jobber drills and magnetic nut setters cover metal and fasteners.
Drilling tips
SDS-Plus bits go in a rotary hammer. Some masonry bits here are rotation only, so check the listing before you switch on hammer. Keep cutting oil on metal, run hole saws slowly and let bits cut without forcing them. For concrete openings see the diamond concrete core drills.
Free shipping on orders over $200. Trade accounts can reorder in a click from My Toolbox, or call (833) 438-6657.
Common questions
What do I use for holes in concrete and block?
SDS-Plus bits in a rotary hammer for anchors and small holes. For larger openings use a diamond or carbide core drill. Both are in this collection.
Are the bits sold singly or in packs?
Both. Many SDS-Plus bits are sold in tubes of 25, while other items are sold singly. The product page shows the quantity.
Is hammer action okay for every bit here?
No. Hammer is for SDS and masonry bits. Some items here are rotation only, so check each product page before you switch on hammer.
Buying for a crew?
Call 833-438-6657, 8 AM to 4 PM MST. We know the parts, not just the part numbers.