Drills Iran

Wagon drills

A drill wagon is a self-propelled drilling platform equipped with dual hydraulic booms capable of drilling 36 to 60 holes simultaneously. Constructed from wear-resistant Weldox 700 steel 700 MPa tensile strength with a total weight of 25 to 50 tons. Drilling booms offer a depth range of 3 to 6 meters with positioning accuracy of ±2 cm and 360-degree rotation. The pneumatic system operates at 7–10 bar pressure, supporting 40–60 rock drills with impact energy of 300–500 joules. Powered by Cummins or Caterpillar diesel engines 300–500 HP providing travel speeds of 10–15 km/h.

Features an articulated chassis with 8-meter turning radius and hydropneumatic suspension for rough terrain. The operator cabin includes 85 dB acoustic insulation, ISO 23861 air filtration, and multi-touch displays for drilling parameter control. An auto-drill system with GPS and laser sensors executes drill patterns with 99% accuracy. Fuel consumption ranges from 15–25 liters per hour, designed for continuous 16-hour operation in mining shifts. Certified per CE, ISO 9001:2015, and MSHA standards for safety in underground mining and tunneling applications.

Three-Flute and Four-Flute Drills

Three-flute and four-flute drills are specialized tools for precise drilling in various materials, including metals, plastics, and wood. The three-flute drill has three cutting edges, providing precise holes with low vibration and smooth surfaces. Its diameter typically ranges from 2 to 20 mm, with rotational speeds between 1000 and 3000 RPM. The four-flute drill has four cutting edges, making it especially suitable for hard metals, stainless steel, and thick aluminum, offering higher precision and longer durability. Its diameter generally ranges from 4 to 25 mm and can withstand higher cutting forces than the three-flute drill.

Structurally, both drill types are usually made from HSS tool steel, alloy steel, or tungsten carbide to resist heat and wear. Three-flute drills are ideal for small to medium holes, while four-flute drills are designed for larger and industrial applications. These drills can be used in handheld drills, pillar drills, and CNC machines. The flute design increases accuracy, reduces vibration, and improves chip removal. They are widely used in automotive, metalworking, industrial parts manufacturing, woodworking, and plastic industries.

Magnetic Drills

The PMD3530 magnetic drill features a low working height of 115 mm and weighs 17 kg. It is equipped with a 1600-watt electric motor delivering maximum torque of 80 Nm and dual-speed operation at 450/800 RPM. Magnetic adhesion force reaches 17,500 N in zero-gap conditions, suitable for surfaces with roughness up to Ra 20 microns. Drilling capacity in steel extends to 50 mm thickness with ±0.1 mm precision, compatible with annular cutter sizes from 16 to 35 mm. An automatic cooling system includes a 1.2-liter reservoir and a pump with 1.5 L/min flow rate.

The housing is constructed from A380 aluminum alloy with a 40-micron hard-anodized coating for wear resistance. A quick-change arbor system with automatic locking mechanism complies with Weldon 19mm standards. The digital control panel features an RPM display, step speed adjustment, and thermal overload protection. Power supply is 220V single-phase at 50/60 Hz with IP54 protection against dust and water splashes. Ergonomic anti-vibration handles and a safety-lock on/off switch are provided. This model complies with European EN 60745-1 standards and carries CE certification for safety and performance.

Semiautomatic Magnetic Drills

The semi-automatic magnetic drill MD300N features an aluminum alloy body with wear-resistant epoxy coating. Its 1500W motor delivers 180 Nm torque at dual speeds of 300 and 600 RPM. The drilling system includes automatic feed mechanism with 0.1–0.3 mm per revolution feed rate and maximum 50 mm drilling depth. The magnetic table offers 10 kN holding force with a work area of 300 x 120 mm. An automatic cooling system with a 40W pump and 3L tank enables continuous operation. The device weighs 28 kg with positioning accuracy of ±0.5 mm.

The structure includes a fixed base with four permanent electromagnetic locks and a two-stage control switch. Safety systems comprise thermal fuses, overload protectors, and anti-kickback mechanisms. A digital depth gauge with 0.1 mm accuracy and LCD display is integrated for parameter adjustment. The worktable rotates 90 degrees in both directions and features quick-lock levers. Power supply is 220V single-phase at 50/60 Hz with IP54 protection for industrial environments. The machine complies with CE, ISO 9001 standards and European safety certifications.

Three-Flute and Four-Flute Drills

The three-flute and four-flute drills are specialized tools for precise drilling in various materials, including metals, wood, and plastics. The three-flute drill has three cutting edges, which reduce vibration and increase accuracy during drilling. This type of drill is suitable for medium-level work requiring high precision. The diameters of these drills typically range from 2 mm to 20 mm, with rotational speeds between 1000 and 3000 RPM. Three-flute drills are typically made from high-carbon steel or alloy steel for high resistance to wear and heat.

The four-flute drill, with four cutting edges, is used for tougher materials like stainless steel, thick aluminum, and hard metals. Due to having four cutting edges, this drill provides greater cutting power and has a longer lifespan compared to the three-flute drill. The diameter of four-flute drills typically ranges from 4 mm to 25 mm, with rotational speeds adjustable between 1200 and 2500 RPM. This type of drill is ideal for industrial and heavy-duty drilling projects and is usually made from HSS tool steel or tungsten carbide.