Hougen 0904104 Corded Magnetic Drill 450 Rpm

Product Description

The HOUGEN 0904104 is a corded magnetic drill designed for metal fabrication, structural steel work, and industrial drilling applications. Running at 450 RPM with a 1,035-watt motor drawing 9 amps at 115 volts, this unit delivers consistent power for core drilling through steel plate and structural members. The magnetic base provides secure workpiece attachment on ferrous surfaces, and a gravity feed coolant system helps extend annular cutter life during extended use. A pilot light confirms magnetic engagement before drilling begins. At 43 pounds, it is a heavy-duty unit suited for shop and field use by ironworkers, pipefitters, and millwrights.

The 0904104 is built for drilling operations that require precision and repeatability on ferrous materials. With a maximum drill hole size of 2 inches and 2 inches of drill travel, it handles a wide range of annular cutter sizes used in structural steel and plate work. The slot drive arbor improves accuracy during cutter engagement. A positive slug ejection system clears the cut slug automatically, and feed handles are designed for quick changeover between positions. The included carrying case makes transport to jobsites practical. This drill fits workflows in fabrication shops, on ironwork job sites, and in mechanical contractor field operations.

Key Features

• 450 RPM no-load speed with 1,035-watt motor for consistent core drilling performance
• 2-inch maximum drill hole size and 2 inches of drill travel
• Slot drive arbor for improved cutter accuracy and engagement
• Gravity feed coolant system extends annular cutter service life
• Positive slug ejection clears slugs automatically after each cut
• Pilot light confirms magnetic base engagement before drilling
• Includes carrying case for field transport and storage

Compatibility

Designed for use with annular cutters and accessories compatible with the HMD904 series magnetic drill platform. Verify cutter shank compatibility before use.

Installation Notes

Magnetic drills of this type are installed and operated by qualified tradespeople including ironworkers, pipefitters, and mechanical contractors. Before engaging the magnetic base, confirm the work surface is clean, flat, and free of scale or debris that could reduce holding force. Never operate with the magnetic base on non-ferrous materials, painted surfaces, or surfaces below the minimum thickness recommended for the base rating. Always disconnect power before changing cutters or accessories.