Radial Drilling Machine and EDM
A radial drilling machine, EDM and a milling machine to finish the work your lathe starts. For lighter plate a pillar drill machine covers the same hole pattern on a much smaller floor.
Where a radial drilling machine earns its place
Grinding finishes the part your lathe turns. Milling cuts the features that turning cannot reach. A radial drilling machine opens the holes that hold the assembly together, and a tapping machine cuts the threads in them. Tell us the job and we will match the machine. The arm is what separates these machines from a bench drill: the head travels to the hole instead of the part travelling to the head.
Grinding Machine
Surface and cylindrical grinding — finishing a face, holding a diameter, or bringing a worn shaft back to size.
Milling Machine
Keyways, flats, slots and bolt patterns on the parts you turn. Vertical or horizontal, matched to the drawing.
Other machines we supply
Radial drilling machines
All models have a 360° swivelling arm, three-step spindle feed (0.10 / 0.16 / 0.25 mm/rev) and a 0.55–1.1 kW arm-lifting motor. Z3032×10 is the only model fitted with a coolant pump as standard.
Wire-cut EDM
DK7735 and DK7745 are fast-wire machines running molybdenum wire; TLBJ-40TC is a stepper-driven high-precision medium-speed machine with a 300 mm adjustable head for taper work.
Die-sinking EDM (ZNC)
Xite control with an industrial PC, HT250 cast base hardened to 42–45 HRC, Taiwan ball screws, Sanyo Z-axis servo and a Mitutoyo gauge head. 60 program memory, 0.001 mm minimum setting, electrode wear below 0.2%.
Drilling and tapping centre
Built for small parts run at speed — 20 000 rpm direct-drive spindle and 36 m/min rapid on all three axes.
Radial drilling machine range, 32 to 63 mm
Eight radial arm drills from 32 mm to 63 mm drilling capacity. Each one is a heavy duty drill machine, built for plate and structural work.
Wire cut EDM and wire edm machine
Fast-wire and precision medium-wire machines for punch, die and profile work.
Die-sinking EDM machine (ZNC)
Three ZNC spark erosion machines with 50–100 A generators.
CNC drilling machine and tapping centre
High-speed drilling and tapping centre for small precision parts.
Radial drilling machine questions
Straight answers to what buyers ask before they place an order.
When do I need a radial drilling machine rather than a pillar drill machine?
When the part is too heavy or too large to move under a fixed spindle. A radial drilling machine brings the head to the hole on an arm, so a plate that a crane sets down once can be drilled across its whole face.
What is the difference from a bench drilling machine?
Capacity and reach. A bench drilling machine drills small holes in small parts on a bench; the radial arm drill takes 32 to 63 mm holes in plate that never leaves the floor.
Can I get drilling machine parts for these models?
Yes, spares for the arm, the head and the spindle assembly are held for the models we supply, which matters more than the purchase price on a machine that runs every day.
Do you supply a horizontal boring machine as well?
Not on this page. If the work is a large casting with bores on several faces, tell us and we will say plainly whether an arm drill covers it or whether the job needs a boring machine we do not build.
Not sure which machine you need?
Send the part drawing or just the diameter and length. We will tell you which machine fits, quote the drill machine price for that configuration, and explain how it ships.