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Products are built on order, general delivery is 8~16weeks and includes sea freight to most seaports.
An Extra Heavy Duty Radial Drill is an industrial powerhouse designed for precision hole drilling and tapping in extremely large and heavy workpieces. Its exceptional build quality ensures unrivaled durability, stability, and precision, even under the most demanding circumstances. The radial arm configuration provides unparalleled flexibility in drill head positioning, enabling drilling at various angles and positions. Equipped with a supremely powerful motor and a robust power transmission system, it delivers outstanding drilling performance in heavy-duty applications. This machine's unmatched strength and advanced features make it indispensable in industries such as heavy machinery, shipbuilding, and infrastructure construction. Its unwavering performance and reliability greatly amplify efficiency and productivity in substantial machining operations.
Main Features:
| Description | Metric | Imperial |
| Drilling Capacity | Ø100mm | 3.94 in |
| Spindle to Column | 570-3150mm | 22.44-124 in |
| Spindle to Worktable | 750-2500mm | 29.53-98.43 in |
| Spindle Travel | 500m | 19.69 in |
| Spindle Taper | MT6 | MT6 |
| Spindle Speeds | 8-1000rpm | 8-1000rpm |
| No. of spindle speed | 22 steps | 22 steps |
| Spindle Feeds | 0.06-3.2mm/rev | 0.0024-0.126 in/rev |
| No. of spindle feed | 16 steps | 16 steps |
| Table Size | 1250x800x630mm | 49.21x31.5x24.8 in |
| Headstock level migration distance | 2580mm | 101.57 in |
| Max Torque spindle | 2450mm | 1811.4 ft-lb |
| Main Motor | 15kW | 20.1hp |
| Racking shaft heave height | 1250mm | 49.21 in |
| Weight | 20 000kg | 44,092.5 lbs |
| Dimensions | 4660x1630x4525mm | 183.46x64.17x178.15 in |
Machine is build on demand only.
Delivery is 12-16 Weeks from Deposit
Below are the general steps for using this type of machine:
Preparation: Before using the machine, make sure to review the manual and understand the machine's specifications, capabilities, and safety features. Make sure that the workpiece is properly secured and that the machine is properly grounded.
Select the drilling tool: Choose the appropriate drill bit for the material and size of the hole you want to drill. Make sure that the drill bit is properly mounted in the chuck and tightened.
Adjust the machine: Use the controls to adjust the radial arm to the desired position and extend it to the appropriate length. Use the controls to adjust the height of the drill head so that the drill bit is properly aligned with the workpiece.
Start drilling: Turn on the machine and start drilling the hole by gradually increasing the speed and feed. Apply sufficient pressure to the drill bit to ensure that it cuts efficiently, but not too much pressure as this can cause excessive wear on the drill bit and machine.
Monitor the drilling process: Continuously monitor the drilling process to ensure that the hole is being drilled correctly. Make adjustments as necessary to maintain the correct angle, speed, and feed.
Finish the hole: Once the hole has been drilled to the desired depth, turn off the machine and remove the drill bit from the chuck. Inspect the hole for any defects or imperfections and make any necessary corrections.
Note: Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety precautions when using a heavy duty radial drilling machine. Never exceed the machine's specifications and capacities, and always wear appropriate personal protective equipment. If you are unsure how to use the machine, seek assistance from a qualified professional.