Continuous flight augers
Apageo offers you different types of augers adapted to each of your applications. Continuous helical augers are the most commonly used. Our augers are manufactured in our factories with specific and unique auger robots as well as quality materials, according to a manufacturing procedure that guarantees the solidity and durability of these materials. A very large stock allows us to meet all your needs.
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Our continuous-flight augers are manufactured in our factories in accordance with current manufacturing standards and best practices. They offer numerous advantages over the basic augers commonly available on the market, including:
- Hexagonal body (Hex Auger)
- Hard metal stellited coils (ensuring a much longer life)
- Weld the coils to the top AND bottom.
They offer a much higher resistance (less breakage) and a longer life span to reduce your production costs and guarantee the best output for your sites, in complete safety.
Our product line includes the following diameters: 63, 75, 80, 100, 114, 140, 152, 178, 225, and 254 mm. Each diameter features a standard hexagonal connection (with some diameters offering a choice between two possible hexagonal connections). The standard lengths we keep in stock are 500, 750, 1,000, and 1,500 mm, but other lengths can be considered upon request.
We also supply complete hand augers for shallow drilling or sampling in diameters 35, 46, 63, 80, 100, 125 and 150.
In an effort to improve our products and ensure the safety of both people and property, we are providing you with some tips and recommendations on the use of auger tools. Using a continuous-flight auger under unsuitable conditions can result in serious or even fatal accidents. Therefore, you must:
- Ensure that each auger is in perfect condition before use
- Using an auger guide on your drill
- Use the right drilling parameters: torque, speed and tool pressure, depending on the auger diameter
- Your auger drive universal joints must be equipped with a bellows
Under no circumstances should you :
- You approach this tool during drilling (risk of entrapment)
- Clean this tool with your hands (risk of entrapment)
- Use the tool in the case of excessive or irregular wear, twisted cores, damaged coils, lack of continuity between them etc.