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STANDARD DG-35F Gearbox Head Pedestal drilling machine tool with Quill Feed, available from STANDARD and Standard Direct.
STANDARD DG-35F Gearbox Head Pedestal Drilling Machine with Quill Feed
STANDARD DG-35F Gear Head Drill press Head with Feedbox
STANDARD DG-35F Gear Head Drill press Head Side View

STANDARD DG-35F Gearbox Head Pedestal Drilling Machine with Quill Feed

$6,915

*Excludes Local Taxes*

Products are built on order, general delivery is 8~16weeks and includes sea freight to most seaports.

Description

A Gearbox Head Pedestal Drilling Machine with Quill Feed is a type of drilling machine that is mounted on a pedestal and consists of a gearbox head that is attached to a quill (drill holder). The gearbox head provides precise control over the speed and torque of the drill, which can be adjusted through the use of gears. The quill feed mechanism allows for precise movement of the drill up and down, enabling the operator to control the depth of the hole being drilled. This type of drilling machine is commonly used for drilling large, deep holes in heavy-duty materials, such as metal, and is typically found in machine shops, fabrication facilities, and manufacturing plants.

Main Features:

  • The headstock and worktable are capable of moving in vertical directions independently.
  • The head of the Drilling Machine rotates up to 360° in a horizontal direction.
  • Gear-driven design provides a quieter operation compared to other machines.
  • This machine includes a beneficial spindle locking system.
    Specifications
    Description Metric Imperial
    Drilling Capacity

    Ø35mm in Steel

    Ø45mm in Cast Iron

    1.38 inches in Steel

    1.77 inches in Cast Iron
    Spindle Taper MT3/MT4/R8 MT3/MT4/R8
    Quill Travel Ø130mm 5.12 in
    Spindle Speed (50Hz) 80-1250rpm 80-1250rpm
    Spindle Feeds 0.06-0.30rpm 0.06-0.30rpm
    Spindle to Column 290mm 11.42 in
    Spindle to Worktable 725mm 28.54 in
    Spindle to Base 1125mm 44.29 in
    Headstock Travel (vertically) Ø250mm 9.84 in
    Headstock Swivel Angle 360° 360°
    Table Travel Ø600mm 23.62 in
    Table Size 417x416mm 16.42 x 16.38 in
    Main Motor 1.10kW 1.5hP
    Motor Speed 1400rpm 1400rpm
    Weight 440kg 970 lbs
    Dimensions 1850x750x1000mm 72.83 x 29.53 x 39.37 in
      Machine Configuration
      • Gearbox head with steel gears. (This seams obvious but is strangely common to have no-metal gears in our oppositions machines.)
      • Colum design so Table and head is height adjustable.
      • Robust rectangle table for easy and secure mounting
      • Fine drill depth adjustment by handwheel
      • Tapping - No
      • Coolant - Optional

        Delivery

        Product is Build on Order Only.

        Delivery is 9-14 Weeks from Deposit



        How to use a Gear Head Drill with Quill Feed

        1. Preparation: Choose the appropriate drill bit for the material you are drilling, and make sure that the drill bit is securely mounted in the quill. Make sure the workpiece is properly clamped and aligned with the drill bit.

        2. Speed Selection: Adjust the gearbox head to the desired speed for the material you are drilling. Generally, a lower speed is used for drilling thicker materials, while a higher speed is used for thinner materials.

        3. Starting the Drill: Turn on the power to the machine and engage the clutch. Slowly lower the quill feed to start drilling, using the quill feed handle.

        4. Drilling: Keep a firm grip on the quill feed handle and maintain steady, even pressure on the drill bit as it penetrates the material. Use the quill feed mechanism to control the depth of the hole being drilled.

        5. Stopping the Drill: Release the quill feed and disengage the clutch to stop the drill. Turn off the power to the machine.

        6. Removing the Drill Bit: Release the clamps and remove the workpiece. Carefully remove the drill bit from the quill, making sure to keep your hands clear of the drill bit and quill.

        Note: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as eye and ear protection, when using a Gearbox Head Pedestal Drilling Machine with Quill Feed. Read and understand the manufacturer's instructions and follow all safety guidelines before operating the machine.

        Description

        A Gearbox Head Pedestal Drilling Machine with Quill Feed is a type of drilling machine that is mounted on a pedestal and consists of a gearbox head that is attached to a quill (drill holder). The gearbox head provides precise control over the speed and torque of the drill, which can be adjusted through the use of gears. The quill feed mechanism allows for precise movement of the drill up and down, enabling the operator to control the depth of the hole being drilled. This type of drilling machine is commonly used for drilling large, deep holes in heavy-duty materials, such as metal, and is typically found in machine shops, fabrication facilities, and manufacturing plants.

        Main Features:

        • The headstock and worktable are capable of moving in vertical directions independently.
        • The head of the Drilling Machine rotates up to 360° in a horizontal direction.
        • Gear-driven design provides a quieter operation compared to other machines.
        • This machine includes a beneficial spindle locking system.
          Specifications
          Description Metric Imperial
          Drilling Capacity

          Ø35mm in Steel

          Ø45mm in Cast Iron

          1.38 inches in Steel

          1.77 inches in Cast Iron
          Spindle Taper MT3/MT4/R8 MT3/MT4/R8
          Quill Travel Ø130mm 5.12 in
          Spindle Speed (50Hz) 80-1250rpm 80-1250rpm
          Spindle Feeds 0.06-0.30rpm 0.06-0.30rpm
          Spindle to Column 290mm 11.42 in
          Spindle to Worktable 725mm 28.54 in
          Spindle to Base 1125mm 44.29 in
          Headstock Travel (vertically) Ø250mm 9.84 in
          Headstock Swivel Angle 360° 360°
          Table Travel Ø600mm 23.62 in
          Table Size 417x416mm 16.42 x 16.38 in
          Main Motor 1.10kW 1.5hP
          Motor Speed 1400rpm 1400rpm
          Weight 440kg 970 lbs
          Dimensions 1850x750x1000mm 72.83 x 29.53 x 39.37 in
            Machine Configuration
            • Gearbox head with steel gears. (This seams obvious but is strangely common to have no-metal gears in our oppositions machines.)
            • Colum design so Table and head is height adjustable.
            • Robust rectangle table for easy and secure mounting
            • Fine drill depth adjustment by handwheel
            • Tapping - No
            • Coolant - Optional
            Delivery

            Product is Build on Order Only.

            Delivery is 9-14 Weeks from Deposit

            How to use a Gear Head Drill with Quill Feed

            1. Preparation: Choose the appropriate drill bit for the material you are drilling, and make sure that the drill bit is securely mounted in the quill. Make sure the workpiece is properly clamped and aligned with the drill bit.

            2. Speed Selection: Adjust the gearbox head to the desired speed for the material you are drilling. Generally, a lower speed is used for drilling thicker materials, while a higher speed is used for thinner materials.

            3. Starting the Drill: Turn on the power to the machine and engage the clutch. Slowly lower the quill feed to start drilling, using the quill feed handle.

            4. Drilling: Keep a firm grip on the quill feed handle and maintain steady, even pressure on the drill bit as it penetrates the material. Use the quill feed mechanism to control the depth of the hole being drilled.

            5. Stopping the Drill: Release the quill feed and disengage the clutch to stop the drill. Turn off the power to the machine.

            6. Removing the Drill Bit: Release the clamps and remove the workpiece. Carefully remove the drill bit from the quill, making sure to keep your hands clear of the drill bit and quill.

            Note: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as eye and ear protection, when using a Gearbox Head Pedestal Drilling Machine with Quill Feed. Read and understand the manufacturer's instructions and follow all safety guidelines before operating the machine.

            *Information shown may differ or change without warning*

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            Description

            A Gearbox Head Pedestal Drilling Machine with Quill Feed is a type of drilling machine that is mounted on a pedestal and consists of a gearbox head that is attached to a quill (drill holder). The gearbox head provides precise control over the speed and torque of the drill, which can be adjusted through the use of gears. The quill feed mechanism allows for precise movement of the drill up and down, enabling the operator to control the depth of the hole being drilled. This type of drilling machine is commonly used for drilling large, deep holes in heavy-duty materials, such as metal, and is typically found in machine shops, fabrication facilities, and manufacturing plants.

            Main Features:

            • The headstock and worktable are capable of moving in vertical directions independently.
            • The head of the Drilling Machine rotates up to 360° in a horizontal direction.
            • Gear-driven design provides a quieter operation compared to other machines.
            • This machine includes a beneficial spindle locking system.
              Specifications
              Description Metric Imperial
              Drilling Capacity

              Ø35mm in Steel

              Ø45mm in Cast Iron

              1.38 inches in Steel

              1.77 inches in Cast Iron
              Spindle Taper MT3/MT4/R8 MT3/MT4/R8
              Quill Travel Ø130mm 5.12 in
              Spindle Speed (50Hz) 80-1250rpm 80-1250rpm
              Spindle Feeds 0.06-0.30rpm 0.06-0.30rpm
              Spindle to Column 290mm 11.42 in
              Spindle to Worktable 725mm 28.54 in
              Spindle to Base 1125mm 44.29 in
              Headstock Travel (vertically) Ø250mm 9.84 in
              Headstock Swivel Angle 360° 360°
              Table Travel Ø600mm 23.62 in
              Table Size 417x416mm 16.42 x 16.38 in
              Main Motor 1.10kW 1.5hP
              Motor Speed 1400rpm 1400rpm
              Weight 440kg 970 lbs
              Dimensions 1850x750x1000mm 72.83 x 29.53 x 39.37 in
                Machine Configuration
                • Gearbox head with steel gears. (This seams obvious but is strangely common to have no-metal gears in our oppositions machines.)
                • Colum design so Table and head is height adjustable.
                • Robust rectangle table for easy and secure mounting
                • Fine drill depth adjustment by handwheel
                • Tapping - No
                • Coolant - Optional
                Delivery

                Product is Build on Order Only.

                Delivery is 9-14 Weeks from Deposit

                How to use a Gear Head Drill with Quill Feed

                1. Preparation: Choose the appropriate drill bit for the material you are drilling, and make sure that the drill bit is securely mounted in the quill. Make sure the workpiece is properly clamped and aligned with the drill bit.

                2. Speed Selection: Adjust the gearbox head to the desired speed for the material you are drilling. Generally, a lower speed is used for drilling thicker materials, while a higher speed is used for thinner materials.

                3. Starting the Drill: Turn on the power to the machine and engage the clutch. Slowly lower the quill feed to start drilling, using the quill feed handle.

                4. Drilling: Keep a firm grip on the quill feed handle and maintain steady, even pressure on the drill bit as it penetrates the material. Use the quill feed mechanism to control the depth of the hole being drilled.

                5. Stopping the Drill: Release the quill feed and disengage the clutch to stop the drill. Turn off the power to the machine.

                6. Removing the Drill Bit: Release the clamps and remove the workpiece. Carefully remove the drill bit from the quill, making sure to keep your hands clear of the drill bit and quill.

                Note: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as eye and ear protection, when using a Gearbox Head Pedestal Drilling Machine with Quill Feed. Read and understand the manufacturer's instructions and follow all safety guidelines before operating the machine.

                *Information shown may differ or change without warning*