Metal Processing Machinery

Bormann Pro Benchtop Drill Press with laser 059363 with Power 350 Watt

BORMANN PRO Bench Column Drill

  • Column Diameter: O46mm
  • Table Tilt Adjustment Range: 0-45° Left or Right
  • Working Table Dimensions: 165x165mm
  • Base Dimensions: 276x178mm
  • Induction Motor
  • Maximum Drilling...

BORMANN PRO Bench Column Drill

  • Column Diameter: O46mm
  • Table Tilt Adjustment Range: 0-45° Left or Right
  • Working Table Dimensions: 165x165mm
  • Base Dimensions: 276x178mm
  • Induction Motor
  • Maximum Drilling Diameter: 13mm
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BORMANN PRO Bench Column Drill

  • Column Diameter: O46mm
  • Table Tilt Adjustment Range: 0-45° Left or Right
  • Working Table Dimensions: 165x165mm
  • Base Dimensions: 276x178mm
  • Induction Motor
  • Maximum Drilling Diameter: 13mm

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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Benchtop Drill Press
Power
0.35 kW

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    The 350 Watt motor has satisfactory torque and can easily perform drilling in aluminum, brass, and steel (ST37-2) with drill bits from 1 mm up to 10 mm, without much pressure and with stable performance. If the lowest speed setting was below 550 RPM, it could also easily support drill bits with a diameter of 12 mm.

    The spindle is quite satisfactory for a drill of this weight and has smooth movement and a tight (vibration-free) path.

    The chuck that comes with the drill is perhaps one of the smallest I have seen but it is of good quality. It holds the drill bits well and shows good concentricity.

    When drilling steel and with drill bits over 6 mm, a slight bending of the table is observed, visible to the eye. In softer materials (aluminum, brass, and polycarbonates) no such problem was observed. The only way to achieve perpendicularity when drilling steel with 'thick' drill bits is progressive drilling.

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  • The 350 Watt motor has satisfactory torque and can easily perform drilling in aluminum, brass, and steel (ST37-2) with drill bits from 1 mm up to 10 mm, without much pressure and with stable performance. If the lowest speed setting was below 550 RPM, it could also easily support drill bits with a diameter of 12 mm.

    The spindle is quite satisfactory for a drill of this weight and has smooth movement and a tight (vibration-free) path.

    The chuck that comes with the drill is perhaps one of the smallest I have seen but it is of good quality. It holds the drill bits well and shows good concentricity.

    When drilling steel and with drill bits over 6 mm, a slight bending of the table is observed, visible to the eye. In softer materials (aluminum, brass, and polycarbonates) no such problem was observed. The only way to achieve perpendicularity when drilling steel with 'thick' drill bits is progressive drilling.

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Description & Specifications

BORMANN PRO Bench Column Drill

  • Column Diameter: O46mm
  • Table Tilt Adjustment Range: 0-45° Left or Right
  • Working Table Dimensions: 165x165mm
  • Base Dimensions: 276x178mm
  • Induction Motor
  • Maximum Drilling Diameter: 13mm

Manufacturer

Type
Benchtop Drill Press
Power
0.35 kW

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

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  • machinist_nick
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    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

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    The 350 Watt motor has satisfactory torque and can easily perform drilling in aluminum, brass, and steel (ST37-2) with drill bits from 1 mm up to 10 mm, without much pressure and with stable performance. If the lowest speed setting was below 550 RPM, it could also easily support drill bits with a diameter of 12 mm.

    The spindle is quite satisfactory for a drill of this weight and has smooth movement and a tight (vibration-free) path.

    The chuck that comes with the drill is perhaps one of the smallest I have seen but it is of good quality. It holds the drill bits well and shows good concentricity.

    When drilling steel and with drill bits over 6 mm, a slight bending of the table is observed, visible to the eye. In softer materials (aluminum, brass, and polycarbonates) no such problem was observed. The only way to achieve perpendicularity when drilling steel with 'thick' drill bits is progressive drilling.

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  • The 350 Watt motor has satisfactory torque and can easily perform drilling in aluminum, brass, and steel (ST37-2) with drill bits from 1 mm up to 10 mm, without much pressure and with stable performance. If the lowest speed setting was below 550 RPM, it could also easily support drill bits with a diameter of 12 mm.

    The spindle is quite satisfactory for a drill of this weight and has smooth movement and a tight (vibration-free) path.

    The chuck that comes with the drill is perhaps one of the smallest I have seen but it is of good quality. It holds the drill bits well and shows good concentricity.

    When drilling steel and with drill bits over 6 mm, a slight bending of the table is observed, visible to the eye. In softer materials (aluminum, brass, and polycarbonates) no such problem was observed. The only way to achieve perpendicularity when drilling steel with 'thick' drill bits is progressive drilling.

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