The difference in structure and use of bench drills, vertical drills and radial drills

Bench drills are used to drill holes in small parts,

Vertical drill is to drill holes in small and medium-sized parts,

The radial drill is used to drill holes in large parts.

Bench drill: It is a small drilling equipment, generally the processing range is below 25MM. The height is generally below 1.5 meters. Most of the height is 1 meter. Most of the work is placed on the work surface, and the power transmission is mostly belt transmission. (Guide: The latest scope of application of machine tool guards)

Vertical drill: It is a large-scale drilling preparation. The general processing range is more than 25MM, and the height is generally more than 1.5 meters. It is generally placed on the ground to work. The power transmission is mostly gear transmission.

Radial drill: It is a large-scale drilling equipment for a drill. Its characteristic is that the arm is relatively long. The general length is 0.7 meters, 1 meter, 1.3 meters, 1.6 meters and more. That is to say, the machine's column is away from the centerline of the spindle The size is relatively large, adjustable, bench drills and vertical drills generally do not have this function. As for the radial drill, it is suitable for adding to the workpiece with relatively large dimensions, and the processing capacity is generally below 60MM. The power transmission is mostly gear transmission.

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