At Exapro, we offer an extensive range of used radial drilling machines, essential for precision drilling in metalworking industries such as fabrication, machining, and maintenance. These versatile machines are designed to handle large and heavy workpieces, allowing for drilling operations in various positions and angles. Our radial drilling machines range in price from €5,000 for basic models to €100,000 for advanced, high-capacity units from leading brands like Kira, Giddings & Lewis, WMW, and Arboga. Each machine features unique specifications such as arm length, spindle speed, drilling capacity, and automation level, ensuring they meet your specific production needs.
When selecting a radial drilling machine, consider key factors such as the type and size of materials being drilled, the required drilling depth and diameter, the machine's power and speed capabilities, and ease of operation and maintenance. These elements are crucial for achieving high-quality drilling results, optimizing production efficiency, and minimizing operational costs. Investing in our used radial drilling machines not only provides access to top-tier equipment at significantly reduced prices but also supports sustainable practices by extending the lifecycle of durable machinery. Trust in Exapro's commitment to excellent customer service and find the perfect radial drilling machine to enhance your metalworking operations.
Explore Exapro’s listings today to discover reliable radial drilling machines that deliver exceptional performance and value for your precision drilling needs.
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Year: 1979
Table length | 1000 mm |
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Spindle speed | 1800 rpm |
Table width | 700 mm |
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Spindle taper | SA 40 |
Year:
Drilling Ø | 125 mm |
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Table width | 560 mm |
Spindle taper | CM6 |
Table length | 800 mm |
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Spindle speed | 1050 rpm |
Head traverse | 600 mm |
Year:
Drilling Ø | 60 mm |
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Spindle taper | CM5 |
Arm length | 1600 mm |
Spindle speed | 1210 rpm |
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Engine Power | 5.59284 kW |
Year: 1987
Drilling Ø | 180 mm |
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Table width | 630 mm |
Spindle taper |
Table length | 800 mm |
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Spindle speed | 1600 rpm |
Arm length | 500 mm |
Year: 2011
Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
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Table width | 600 mm |
Spindle taper | 4 ISO |
Table length | 1200 mm |
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Spindle speed | 28000 rpm |
Arm length | 600 mm |
Year: 1995
Drilling Ø | 32 mm |
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Table width | 800 mm |
Spindle taper | Morse 4 |
Table length | 1150 mm |
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Spindle speed | 4500 rpm |
Engine Power | 2.2 kW |
Year:
Drilling Ø | 39 mm |
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Spindle taper |
Spindle speed | 580 rpm |
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Arm length | 1250 mm |
Year: 1996
Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
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Arm length | 1250 mm |
Spindle taper | Morse 5 |
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Year:
Drilling Ø | 180 mm |
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Spindle taper | CM3 |
Spindle speed | 900 rpm |
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Year:
Drilling Ø | 125 mm |
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Spindle taper | CM6 |
Arm length | 1800 mm |
Spindle speed | 1050 rpm |
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Power | 11 kW |
Year:
Drilling Ø | 32 mm |
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Table width | 700 mm |
Arm length | 1000 mm |
Table length | 1370 mm |
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Spindle taper | 4 ISO |
Year: 1998
Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
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Power | 4 kW |
Spindle taper | Morse 5 |
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Arm length | 875 mm |
Year: 1996
Table length | 1800 mm |
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Spindle taper | SK 40 |
Table width | 600 mm |
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Year: 1990
Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
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Table width | 750 mm |
Spindle taper |
Table length | 1200 mm |
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Spindle speed | 2840 rpm |
Power | 5 kW |
Year: 1992
Drilling Ø | 63 mm |
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Spindle taper |
Spindle speed | 2000 rpm |
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Arm length | 1250 mm |
Year: 2024
Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
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Power | 4 kW |
Spindle taper | CM5 |
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Arm length | 1600 mm |
Year: 1998
Drilling Ø | 60 mm |
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Table width | 986 mm |
Spindle taper |
Table length | 1470 mm |
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Spindle speed | 2500 rpm |
Power | 4 kW |
Year:
Table length | 1066 mm |
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Spindle speed | 3750 rpm |
Power | 1.49142 kW |
Table width | 230 mm |
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Spindle taper | R8 |
Arm length | 305 mm |
Radial drilling machines are crucial in the metalworking industry, providing exceptional versatility and precision for drilling operations. These machines are designed to handle a wide range of tasks, from simple hole drilling to complex operations involving large workpieces. Understanding the different types, features, and considerations for purchasing radial drilling machines can significantly enhance your workshop's capabilities. Exapro, a leading online marketplace for used industrial machinery, offers a diverse selection of radial drilling machines, providing businesses with access to high-quality equipment at competitive prices.
Radial drilling machines are characterized by their radial arm, which can be swiveled, raised, and lowered on a vertical column to position the drill head over the workpiece. This flexibility allows for drilling holes in large and heavy workpieces without moving them, making radial drilling machines ideal for tasks requiring precision and versatility.
Radial drilling machines come in various configurations to meet specific industrial needs. Here’s an overview of the main types:
Standard radial drilling machines are designed for general-purpose drilling operations. They offer a balanced mix of versatility, precision, and power, making them suitable for a wide range of metalworking tasks.
Semi-automatic radial drilling machines incorporate some level of automation to enhance productivity and precision. These machines are equipped with features such as automated feed and adjustable spindle speeds, reducing the need for manual intervention.
CNC (Computer Numerical Control) radial drilling machines are equipped with advanced computer controls that enable precise and complex drilling operations. These machines are highly versatile and capable of handling a wide range of drilling tasks with minimal human intervention.
When selecting a radial drilling machine, it is crucial to consider specific features and specifications to ensure the machine meets your operational requirements. Key factors include:
The drilling capacity determines the maximum diameter of the hole the machine can drill and the thickness of the material it can handle. Ensure the machine can meet your specific material and hole size requirements. Exapro’s listings provide detailed specifications on drilling capacity, helping you find a machine that matches your needs.
The arm length and swing determine the machine's reach and the size of the workpieces it can accommodate. A longer arm length and larger swing radius allow for greater flexibility and the ability to handle larger workpieces.
The spindle speed and power are critical for determining the efficiency and effectiveness of the drilling process. Higher spindle speeds and power ratings enable faster and more precise drilling operations. Consider machines with variable speed options for greater flexibility.
The size and adjustability of the worktable affect the machine’s versatility and the range of workpieces it can accommodate. Look for machines with large, adjustable tables that can be tilted and rotated to handle different drilling angles and positions.
The build quality and durability of the machine are essential for long-term operational efficiency. Machines constructed from high-quality materials, such as cast iron and hardened steel, are more resistant to wear and tear. Easy-to-maintain designs and accessible components simplify maintenance, reducing downtime and operational costs. Exapro provides information on the condition and maintenance history of used machines, aiding in informed decision-making.
Advanced automation and control systems enhance precision, consistency, and efficiency in drilling operations. Features such as programmable settings, digital readouts, touch-screen interfaces, real-time monitoring, and automated adjustments can significantly boost productivity and ensure consistent product quality. Exapro’s platform includes machines with various levels of automation, allowing you to find the right balance between functionality and ease of use.
Safety is paramount in metalworking operations. Look for machines with safety features such as emergency stop buttons, protective guards, and automatic shutdown mechanisms to protect operators.
Reputable brands ensure higher quality and better support. Here are some top brands in the radial drilling machine market:
Exapro features equipment from these and other reputable brands, ensuring access to reliable and well-supported machinery.
The cost of used radial drilling machines varies widely based on factors such as age, condition, brand, and specific features. Generally, prices can range from several thousand to several tens of thousands of dollars. For example, a used Promac radial drilling machine might be priced around $5,000 to $15,000, while a high-end Cincinnati CNC radial drilling machine could cost between $20,000 and $50,000. Exapro’s marketplace offers a range of pricing options, providing transparency and competitive deals for buyers.
Radial drilling machines are essential tools in the metalworking industry, offering efficient and reliable solutions for precision drilling operations. By understanding the different types of machines and key factors to consider when purchasing, businesses can make informed decisions that enhance their operational capabilities. Exapro offers a comprehensive platform for sourcing high-quality used machinery, providing detailed listings and competitive pricing. Whether you need a standard radial drilling machine, a semi-automatic model, or a CNC radial drilling machine, Exapro’s extensive inventory and user-friendly interface make it easy to find the right equipment for your needs.