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STANDARD RD-50x1600 Radial Drill, with a drilling capacity of 50mm, available from STANDARD and Standard Direct.

STANDARD RD-50x1600 Radial Drill

$18,963

*Excludes Local Taxes*

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

Description

Our Radial Drill is an industrial machine designed for versatile hole drilling and tapping operations. Its quality construction ensures precision and durability, offering efficient and accurate drilling across various workpieces. The radial arm design allows flexible positioning of the drill head, enabling drilling at different angles and locations. With adjustable spindle speeds and feeds, it accommodates various materials and hole sizes. The machine's powerful motor and robust structure contribute to stable and high-performance drilling. Ideal for workshops and manufacturing, it enhances productivity by delivering consistent and reliable results in metalworking, construction, and other industries.

 Main Features:

  • The incorporation of a hydraulic pre-selected change speed mechanism reduces setup time.
  • The spindle's forward and reverse rotation, braking, speed changing, and neutral position are regulated with a hand lever, offering effortless use.
  • A hydraulic-driven rhombic block clamping system is incorporated into the spindle head, arm, inner and outer columns, ensuring secure attachment.
  • The upper guide way on the arm, circular surface of the outer column, spindle, and its sleeve's rotation path have been hardened, preserving the machine accuracy for a long time and extending its service life.
  • The Radial Drill is equipped with a complete safety device and outer column protective device for added security.

 

    Specifications
    Description Metric Imperial
    Drilling Capacity Ø50mm 1.97 inches
    Spindle to Column
    		 Maximum - 1600mm
    Minimum - 350mm    		 Maximum - 63 inches
    Minimum - 13.8 inches

    Spindle to Worktable

    		 Maximum - 1220mm
    Minimum - 320mm    		 Maximum - 48 inches
    Minimum - 12.6 inches
    Spindle Travel  315mm 12.4 inches
    Spindle Taper  MT5 MT5
    Spindle speeds 25-2000r/min 25-2000r/min
    No. of spindle speeds  16 steps 16 steps
    Spindle feeds 0.04-3.20mm/r 0.04-3.20mm/r
    No. of spindle feeds  16 steps 16 steps
    Table Size  500x630mm 19.7 x 24.8 inches
    Spindle head stoke 1250mm 49.2 inches
    Main motor 4kW 5.4 hP
    Weight  3500Kgs 7716.2 pounds
    Dimensions 2500x1070x2840mm 98.4 x 42.1 x 111.8 inches

     

    Standard Features
    • Hydraulic Clamping
    • Hydraulic Transmission
    • Hydraulic Pre-Selection
    • Quality Electrical Components
    Delivery

    Machine is build on demand only.

    Delivery is 8-12 Weeks from Deposit

     

    How to use a Radial Drill

    1. Set up the machine: Make sure the machine is securely bolted to the floor, and that the workpiece is clamped securely to the table. Ensure that the arm is in its starting position and the spindle is not rotating.

    2. Choose the correct drill bit: Select a drill bit with the correct diameter and type for the material you will be drilling.

    3. Adjust the arm position: Use the arm to position the drill bit over the starting point of the hole. Make sure the drill bit is perpendicular to the surface of the workpiece.

    4. Adjust the speed: Set the speed control to the appropriate speed for the material you are drilling.

    5. Begin drilling: Turn on the spindle and start drilling. Keep a steady pressure on the arm, and make sure the drill bit remains perpendicular to the workpiece.

    6. Adjust the depth: If necessary, use the depth stop to control the depth of the hole.

    7. Finish the hole: Once the hole is drilled to the desired depth, turn off the spindle and retract the arm to its starting position.

    8. Repeat the process: Repeat the process for any additional holes that need to be drilled.

    It is important to follow all safety precautions and manufacturer's recommendations when using a radial drilling machine. This includes wearing personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, and making sure that the machine is properly maintained and lubricated.

    Description

    Our Radial Drill is an industrial machine designed for versatile hole drilling and tapping operations. Its quality construction ensures precision and durability, offering efficient and accurate drilling across various workpieces. The radial arm design allows flexible positioning of the drill head, enabling drilling at different angles and locations. With adjustable spindle speeds and feeds, it accommodates various materials and hole sizes. The machine's powerful motor and robust structure contribute to stable and high-performance drilling. Ideal for workshops and manufacturing, it enhances productivity by delivering consistent and reliable results in metalworking, construction, and other industries.

     Main Features:

    • The incorporation of a hydraulic pre-selected change speed mechanism reduces setup time.
    • The spindle's forward and reverse rotation, braking, speed changing, and neutral position are regulated with a hand lever, offering effortless use.
    • A hydraulic-driven rhombic block clamping system is incorporated into the spindle head, arm, inner and outer columns, ensuring secure attachment.
    • The upper guide way on the arm, circular surface of the outer column, spindle, and its sleeve's rotation path have been hardened, preserving the machine accuracy for a long time and extending its service life.
    • The Radial Drill is equipped with a complete safety device and outer column protective device for added security.

     

      Specifications
      Description Metric Imperial
      Drilling Capacity Ø50mm 1.97 inches
      Spindle to Column
      		 Maximum - 1600mm
      Minimum - 350mm      		 Maximum - 63 inches
      Minimum - 13.8 inches

      Spindle to Worktable

      		 Maximum - 1220mm
      Minimum - 320mm      		 Maximum - 48 inches
      Minimum - 12.6 inches
      Spindle Travel  315mm 12.4 inches
      Spindle Taper  MT5 MT5
      Spindle speeds 25-2000r/min 25-2000r/min
      No. of spindle speeds  16 steps 16 steps
      Spindle feeds 0.04-3.20mm/r 0.04-3.20mm/r
      No. of spindle feeds  16 steps 16 steps
      Table Size  500x630mm 19.7 x 24.8 inches
      Spindle head stoke 1250mm 49.2 inches
      Main motor 4kW 5.4 hP
      Weight  3500Kgs 7716.2 pounds
      Dimensions 2500x1070x2840mm 98.4 x 42.1 x 111.8 inches

       

      Standard Features
      • Hydraulic Clamping
      • Hydraulic Transmission
      • Hydraulic Pre-Selection
      • Quality Electrical Components
      Delivery

      Machine is build on demand only.

      Delivery is 8-12 Weeks from Deposit

       

      How to use a Radial Drill

      1. Set up the machine: Make sure the machine is securely bolted to the floor, and that the workpiece is clamped securely to the table. Ensure that the arm is in its starting position and the spindle is not rotating.

      2. Choose the correct drill bit: Select a drill bit with the correct diameter and type for the material you will be drilling.

      3. Adjust the arm position: Use the arm to position the drill bit over the starting point of the hole. Make sure the drill bit is perpendicular to the surface of the workpiece.

      4. Adjust the speed: Set the speed control to the appropriate speed for the material you are drilling.

      5. Begin drilling: Turn on the spindle and start drilling. Keep a steady pressure on the arm, and make sure the drill bit remains perpendicular to the workpiece.

      6. Adjust the depth: If necessary, use the depth stop to control the depth of the hole.

      7. Finish the hole: Once the hole is drilled to the desired depth, turn off the spindle and retract the arm to its starting position.

      8. Repeat the process: Repeat the process for any additional holes that need to be drilled.

      It is important to follow all safety precautions and manufacturer's recommendations when using a radial drilling machine. This includes wearing personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, and making sure that the machine is properly maintained and lubricated.

      *Information shown may differ or change without warning*

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      Description

      Our Radial Drill is an industrial machine designed for versatile hole drilling and tapping operations. Its quality construction ensures precision and durability, offering efficient and accurate drilling across various workpieces. The radial arm design allows flexible positioning of the drill head, enabling drilling at different angles and locations. With adjustable spindle speeds and feeds, it accommodates various materials and hole sizes. The machine's powerful motor and robust structure contribute to stable and high-performance drilling. Ideal for workshops and manufacturing, it enhances productivity by delivering consistent and reliable results in metalworking, construction, and other industries.

       Main Features:

      • The incorporation of a hydraulic pre-selected change speed mechanism reduces setup time.
      • The spindle's forward and reverse rotation, braking, speed changing, and neutral position are regulated with a hand lever, offering effortless use.
      • A hydraulic-driven rhombic block clamping system is incorporated into the spindle head, arm, inner and outer columns, ensuring secure attachment.
      • The upper guide way on the arm, circular surface of the outer column, spindle, and its sleeve's rotation path have been hardened, preserving the machine accuracy for a long time and extending its service life.
      • The Radial Drill is equipped with a complete safety device and outer column protective device for added security.

       

        Specifications
        Description Metric Imperial
        Drilling Capacity Ø50mm 1.97 inches
        Spindle to Column
        		 Maximum - 1600mm
        Minimum - 350mm        		 Maximum - 63 inches
        Minimum - 13.8 inches

        Spindle to Worktable

        		 Maximum - 1220mm
        Minimum - 320mm        		 Maximum - 48 inches
        Minimum - 12.6 inches
        Spindle Travel  315mm 12.4 inches
        Spindle Taper  MT5 MT5
        Spindle speeds 25-2000r/min 25-2000r/min
        No. of spindle speeds  16 steps 16 steps
        Spindle feeds 0.04-3.20mm/r 0.04-3.20mm/r
        No. of spindle feeds  16 steps 16 steps
        Table Size  500x630mm 19.7 x 24.8 inches
        Spindle head stoke 1250mm 49.2 inches
        Main motor 4kW 5.4 hP
        Weight  3500Kgs 7716.2 pounds
        Dimensions 2500x1070x2840mm 98.4 x 42.1 x 111.8 inches

         

        Standard Features
        • Hydraulic Clamping
        • Hydraulic Transmission
        • Hydraulic Pre-Selection
        • Quality Electrical Components
        Delivery

        Machine is build on demand only.

        Delivery is 8-12 Weeks from Deposit

         

        How to use a Radial Drill

        1. Set up the machine: Make sure the machine is securely bolted to the floor, and that the workpiece is clamped securely to the table. Ensure that the arm is in its starting position and the spindle is not rotating.

        2. Choose the correct drill bit: Select a drill bit with the correct diameter and type for the material you will be drilling.

        3. Adjust the arm position: Use the arm to position the drill bit over the starting point of the hole. Make sure the drill bit is perpendicular to the surface of the workpiece.

        4. Adjust the speed: Set the speed control to the appropriate speed for the material you are drilling.

        5. Begin drilling: Turn on the spindle and start drilling. Keep a steady pressure on the arm, and make sure the drill bit remains perpendicular to the workpiece.

        6. Adjust the depth: If necessary, use the depth stop to control the depth of the hole.

        7. Finish the hole: Once the hole is drilled to the desired depth, turn off the spindle and retract the arm to its starting position.

        8. Repeat the process: Repeat the process for any additional holes that need to be drilled.

        It is important to follow all safety precautions and manufacturer's recommendations when using a radial drilling machine. This includes wearing personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, and making sure that the machine is properly maintained and lubricated.

        *Information shown may differ or change without warning*