SIP Industrial F32-ID Vari-Speed 2.2kW 400v Floor Pillar Drill – 01720

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The SIP Industrial F32-ID Vari-Speed 2.2kW 400v Floor Pillar Drill is a heavy-duty pillar drill specifically designed for professional metalwork and fabrication workshops.

Featuring a variable frequency drive inverter transmission, the drill delivers high torque output across a consistent 65rpm – 2000rpm spindle speed for powerful and precise drilling of up to max. ? 32mm. A tapping function allows threading of high-quality screw holes up to max. ? 19mm.

Engineered for demanding production environments, this adjustable and heavy-duty drill also features enhanced safety features to protect operators.

FEATURES

• Variable frequency inverter drive transmission with wide 65-2000rpm speed range
• Infinitely variable control dial for precise spindle speed setting
• High torque output for consistent drilling power of up to max. ? 32mm
• Fitted with heavy-duty drill chuck and compatible with MT3 (Morse Taper 3)
• Tapping function for threading high-quality screw holes up to max. ? 19mm
• Recirculating coolant system maintains optimal drilling conditions

APPLICATIONS

• Designed for professional metalworking and fabrication workshops
• Ideal for drilling ferrous and non-ferrous metals including mild steel, aluminium, copper, brass, stainless steel, cast iron and wrought iron
• Metal Fabrication: drilling holes in steel plates and box sections
• General Engineering: creating precise holes for bolts, pins and shafts in various metal components
• Production & Assembly: panels for machinery, motor mounts or bearing housing, metal beams, gates, railings and enclosures

CONTENTS

• 1x SIP Industrial F32-ID Vari-Speed 2.2kW 400v Floor Pillar Drill (400v/16A)
• 1x drill chuck (compatible with Morse Taper 3)
• 1x drill drift
• 1x chuck key
• 1x
• cranking handle
• 1x Y-type socket wrench and 2x handles for headstock and table

WARRANTY

• 2 Years

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