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  • MAXION BS 50 AVST

    MAXION BS 50 AVST

    • Manufacturer: Maxion
    • Model: BS 50 AVST

    Powerful up to 50 mm 4 automatic feeds Individually configurable High performance drilling machine. Electromagnetic feed control. Spindle speeds infinitely variable. Gear transmission, 2-stage. Oil circulation lu...

    Pößneck, Germany
  • MAXION UNIMAX 3 AV REVOLVER

    MAXION UNIMAX 3 AV REVOLVER

    • Manufacturer: Maxion
    • Drilling diameter: 18 mm

    Simple operation Up to 6 tools Tapping device Modern, precise production drilling machine based on the proven UNIMAX3 concept, with infinitely variable feed drive and tapping device. The turret drilling head can ...

    Pößneck, Germany
  • MAXION BS 36

    MAXION BS 36

    • Manufacturer: Maxion
    • Drilling diameter: 40 mm

    Innovative Powerful Top equipment Powerful MK4 machine with easy-scroll control wheel and large display. Tapping device, programmable drilling depth with chip breaking, LED light, piece counter and infinitely var...

    Pößneck, Germany

Overview

Column drills, also known as pillar drills or drill presses, are stationary machines used for precision drilling in various materials like metal, wood, and plastic. These machines are mounted on a column and feature a motorized drill head that can be adjusted for height, speed, and depth, making them ideal for both industrial and workshop settings where accuracy and repeatability are crucial.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used column drill?

Check the drill's overall condition, including the motor, spindle, table, and column. Look for any signs of wear or damage, and ensure the machine operates smoothly. Verify the availability of any necessary parts or accessories.

How do I ensure the column drill is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service experienced in moving heavy machinery. Ensure the drill is securely fastened and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a column drill?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting belts and pulleys, and ensuring the table and spindle are clean and free of debris. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines and intervals.