As an electrically powered drilling tool, the electric drill is widely used in various fields due to its high efficiency and precision, primarily in the following scenarios:

Construction and Industrial Applications

Structural Reinforcement and Equipment Installation: Used for reinforcing structures such as beams, slabs, columns, and walls, as well as installing equipment such as brackets, railings, billboards, air conditioner outdoor units, guide rails, satellite receivers, elevators, and steel structure factories.

Construction Site Construction: Drilling holes in walls, floors, or ceilings at construction sites to install anchors, pipelines, and other components.

Home Renovation and Daily Maintenance

Furniture Assembly and Hanging Installation: Used for tightening screws, assembling furniture, or drilling holes in walls for hooks, shelves, picture frames, and more.

Light Renovation: Suitable for small drilling needs in brick and concrete walls in homes.

Machine Repair and Manufacturing

Metalworking: Used for drilling holes in metal parts in machine repair; used in the production and repair of precision components in the manufacturing industry.

Electronics: Used for drilling fine holes in printed circuit boards, etc., to install components or circuits.