Sealey Bench Mounting Pillar Drill 16-Speed 550W/230V GDM120B

Name: Sealey Bench Mounting Pillar Drill 16-Speed 550W/230V GDM120B
Brand: SEALEY
SKU: gdm120b
Price: 366.69 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

Sealey GDM120B Bench Mounting Pillar Drill is part of a comprehensive range designed for light industrial, agricultural, and woodworking applications. This drill features a robust construction and is equipped with safety devices, making it suitable for educational establishments.

Technical specifications

Motor Power: 350W

Input Power: 550W

Height: 960mm

Spindle Centre to Column: 165mm

Column Diameter: 70mm

Spindle Travel: 80mm

Weight: 47kg

Chuck Capacity: 16mm (5/8")

Spindle Taper: MT2

Base Size: 420 x 250mm

Maximum Distance Spindle to Base: 600mm

Maximum Distance Spindle to Table: 410mm

Compatibility and accessories

Mortise attachment available (Model No. MA10)

Installation

Fitted with rack and pinion feed shafts with adjustable preset depth control for repetitive work.

Access to drive belts is denied during operation by mechanical protection.

Usage

Features multiple speed drives for versatile drilling applications.

Accepts taper shank drill bits due to the Morse taper spindle housing.

Other information

Sealey Pillar Drill Bench 16-Speed 960mm Height 550W/230V

Features

Brand
SEALEY
Power
550 W
Number of speeds
16
Voltage
230 V
Drill bit/chuck compatibility
Morse taper 2
Spindle travel
80 mm
Chuck diameter
16 mm
Length
96 cm
Magnetic
No
Weight
47 kg
Input power
550 W
Chuck
Morse taper shank
ManoMano Reference
ME1401102
MMID
375471591140
Product code
gdm120b
EAN
5024209365642

Customer reviews

3,0

/ 2 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 25/12/2020, United Kingdom

Easy to set up and use

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