Drilling and Milling Machine

Key Features

• Multifunctionality: Capable of completing various processing tasks on one machine tool including but not limited to drilling holes, milling, tapping threads.
• Compact design: Drilling and milling machines usually have a small footprint suitable for small workshops with limited space environments.
• Flexibility and adaptability: By changing different tools and adjusting the position of the worktable, the drilling and milling machine can easily adapt to different processing requirements.
• Cost-effectiveness: Compared to separately purchasing a drill press and a miller; the drilling-milling machine provides an economically efficient solution particularly beneficial for small businesses with limited budgets.

Main Components

• Spindle: The spindle can hold drill bits and end mills driven by a motor to perform drilling and milling operations.
• Worktable: Workpieces are fixed on the worktable; some drilling-milling machines’ worktables can move in X,Y-axis directions to meet complex processing needs.
• Feed system: Controls the speed/direction of spindle/worktable movement manually or automatically enabling precise machining.

Applications

• Mold manufacturing: Processing small parts & details of plastic molds & metal molds.
• Mechanical machining: Producing/repairing various mechanical parts especially suited for low-volume or customized part production.
• Maintenance work: Repairing/manufacturing missing components in repair shops particularly when onsite machining is required.
• Education & research: purposes at educational institutions/research labs used for teaching experiments & prototype development.

Technological Innovation