Ice auger spiral Tonar Ultralight 130mm for drill

The Tonar Ultralight 130R drill set for a power screwdriver consists of an ultra-light plastic auger with right-hand rotation, an adapter and a rubber mallet, ensuring fast and comfortable drilling of ice holes while saving time for fishing itself.
You can drill a large number of holes located at a considerable distance from each other. The auger with a diameter of 130 mm weighs only 1.4 kg!

• New modular spiral system made of high-tech composite material
• Hexagonal auger shaft made of durable 6060 structural aluminium alloy
• Auger sections retain flexibility and impact resistance at low temperatures and are resistant to icing
• Composite cutting head resistant to frost and heavy loads
• Suitable for use with electric ice drills and power screwdrivers
• Compatible with all Tonar adapters with an output shaft diameter of 22.8 mm
• Efficiently drills all types of ice (dry, wet or layered)
• Noise level when drilling with the composite auger is significantly lower than with a steel auger
• Drilling diameter: 130 (±5) mm
• Drilling depth: up to 1000 mm
• Transport length: 1056 mm
• Spiral pitch: 150 mm
• Spiral height (10 sections): 750 mm
• Spiral colour: grey
• Weight: 1.4 (±0.1) kg

It is recommended to use the auger with a power screwdriver with a voltage of at least 18V and a maximum torque of 100 Nm. When attaching the adapter to the screwdriver, make sure the chuck is fully tightened and secured. Set the screwdriver to “Drilling” mode and switch the speed to setting “1” to ensure maximum torque and efficient ice drilling.

Attention! Drilling ice thicker than 300 mm “in one pass” without intermediate removal of ice shavings is prohibited, as this may cause the auger to jam and the spiral section to break if water enters the hole at the end of drilling. In case the auger jams or freezes in the hole, do not attempt to remove it by striking the auger shaft or its sections, as this may cause breakage and premature failure of the product. The ice around the auger must be chipped away with an ice chisel to release it.
Any mechanical damage (breakage of the cutting head, damage or destruction of auger sections, etc.) incurred while freeing a jammed auger is not covered by warranty!