The Minnich A-1 Series drills are not only versatile, but they are also operator-friendly and low-maintenance.

Minnich Manufacturing will showcase its A-1 Series drills — the most versatile single-gang concrete dowel pin drills on the market — at World of Concrete 2017. Minnich will display these efficient and accurate drills for general, road and runway construction in Booth C5388.

Contractors can configure all four Minnich A-1 Series models to drill four ways — horizontally, vertically, into a wall or six inches from a corner — eliminating the need to purchase additional equipment or conversion kits. Plus, the A-1 Series makes repositioning easy with the industry's only units that can fit into 48-, 36-, 30- or 24-inch cutouts with the wheels on. All models in the lineup feature adjustable drill height and depth.

The Minnich A-1 Series drills are not only versatile, but they are also operator-friendly and low-maintenance. Pistol-grip controls are simple for operators to use and minimize dry firing, which can lead to increased maintenance and repair costs and a shorter drill lifespan. Operators also can appreciate a conveniently placed foothold directly under the handle for increased leverage when drilling each hole. Routine maintenance for A-1 Series drills is quick and easy: simply tighten all bolts daily, and ensure that the drill is properly lubricated.

A-1 Series models include

About Minnich Manufacturing

Since 1968, Minnich Manufacturing has operated with the mission of producing high-quality products that are cost-effective and maximize safety. Minnich dowel pin drills have been used on roadway and airport runway jobs around the world. The Minnich drill lineup includes on-grade, on-slab, machine-mounted and utility models with capacities ranging from single-drill to five-gang. The company also offers a complete line of concrete vibrators and vibrator monitoring technology to aid in the process of properly paving concrete.

For more information on Minnich Manufacturing, visit www.minnich-mfg.com.

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