Bearing Drill Dust Collector
Drill Without the Mess
The flexible, dust-catching chamber contains debris while drilling overhead, keeping fine plaster, concrete, and drywall dust away from your face and workspace.
Six-Sided Ear Hole Design
Suitable for ceiling drilling operations with various types of impact drills. Features six secure ear holes engineered around the perimeter of the blue flange, allowing you to secure the unit with wire to prevent slipping or falling during high-altitude work.
High Elasticity Material
Constructed from highly flexible and odorless material. The spring-like bellows compress smoothly with the push of your drill and spring back instantly, maintaining constant dust containment throughout your work.
Double-Layer Dustproof Protection
Equipped with an integrated metal bearing in the center to support smooth drill rotation while the outer shroud remains stationary against the ceiling. Together with the inner rubber gasket and dustproof flat seal, it keeps ultra-fine dust firmly trapped inside.
Simple 4-Step Assembly
Place the blue rubber ring gasket onto the drill bit shank.
Pass the drill bit through the rear bearing of the dust collector.
Insert the flat dustproof seal washer onto the drill bit shank from the inside.
Secure the drill bit into your drill chuck and begin working safely.
Specifications
| Impact drills, rotary hammer drills |
| Flexible bellows, six-sided blue star flange |
| Integrated steel ball bearing, internal blue rubber gasket, inner dustproof flat washer |
| Highly elastic, odorless soft material |
| Semi-transparent white bellows, blue flange, silver metal bearing |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is there a built-in metal bearing?
The built-in ball bearing allows your drill bit to rotate at high speeds while keeping the dust collector body stationary against the ceiling. This reduces heat, minimizes friction wear, and ensures safer operation.
How do the six ear holes on the flange help?
The six-sided ear holes are designed to prevent accidental drops. When working on high ceilings, you can thread wire through these holes to secure the dust collector to your drill body, keeping it from slipping off or falling.
Does the material recover its shape after compression?
Yes. The bellows structure is made from a highly elastic, odorless material. It smoothly compresses as you apply forward pressure and springs right back to its original shape when the drill is pulled back.