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What's the difference between a common bench drill and an industrial bench drill?
1, the frame of industrial bench drill is much larger and thicker than bench drill, and the motor and weight are also larger. Everyone knows that the heavy chassis is relatively stable, and the equipment also follows this truth and principle. 2. As far as the industrial bench drill is concerned, it has high precision and good rigidity, and is suitable for single piece, small batch and batch use in various processing industries. However, the precision and rigidity of table drilling machine are not so high, so it can't process the workpiece with good rigidity for a long time, and it is mainly suitable for repair industry and family, or for processing soft workpiece. 3. The life span is also relatively short. It is suggested that customers should first consider the maximum diameter to be drilled, the material of the workpiece and the number of workpieces to be processed, and whether it is necessary to continuously process for a long time. If so, you need to choose an industrial bench drill instead of a light bench drill. Although light bench drill is relatively economical, industrial bench drill may be more suitable for you in the long run. For example, a company needs to purchase bench drills, and the workpieces to be processed are long-term, large in quantity, and need to work all day long, and the materials of the workpieces are relatively hard. At this time, you use industrial. On the other hand, if you don't need a repair shop or toy factory to process plastic products in large quantities, you can use a light bench drill first. Another thing you need to know is that if the workpiece is hard, such as die steel, the drilling ability of the drilling machine will decrease slightly. That is, the greater the hardness, the smaller the drilling ability. Industrial bench drill, bench drill, common bench drill, bench drill operation