邛崃The difference between desktop drilling machines and industrial bench drills

The industrial drill frame is much larger and thicker than the desktop drilling machine, with a larger motor and weight. Everyone knows that a heavy car has a relatively stable chassis, and the equipment also follows this principle and principle. In terms of industrial bench drills, they should have high accuracy and good rigidity, suitable for single piece, small batch, and batch use in various processing industries. On the other hand, bench drills have relatively lower accuracy and rigidity, so they cannot process rigid workpieces for a long time. They are mainly suitable for repairing industries and household use, or processing soft workpieces. In terms of lifespan, it is also relatively short. It is recommended that customers consider the maximum diameter of the Z-axis to be drilled, the material of the workpiece, the number of workpieces to be processed, and whether long-term continuous processing is required when selecting such equipment. If so, you need to choose industrial drills instead of light drills. Although light drills are relatively more economical, industrial drills may be more suitable for you in the long run. For example, a certain company needs to purchase a bench drill, and the workpieces to be processed are long-term materials with a large quantity. They need to work all day and night, and the material of the workpieces is relatively hard. At this time, you need to use industrial ones. On the contrary, if a repair shop or toy factory is used to process plastic products in small quantities, a light bench drill can be used first. Another thing that everyone needs to understand is that if the workpiece hardness is high, such as in materials such as mold steel, the drilling capacity of the drilling machine will be slightly reduced. That is to say, the greater the hardness, the relatively smaller the drilling ability.

For the difference between light bench drills and industrial bench drills:

The lightweight platform drill motor has low power, small clamp specifications, uses small diameter drill bits, and high rotational speed; The industrial bench drill has a large motor power and a large size of chuck, or directly uses a taper shank Fried Dough Twists drill, which has multi-stage speed change and relatively low speed, and can be reamed or skipped after expansion.