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Asquith Odi Radial Drill

Asquith Odi Radial Drill Specification

Product Type
Radial Drill Machine

General Use
For drilling, tapping, boring in metalworking industries

Material
Cast Iron & Steel

Type
Radial Arm Drill

Capacity
Drilling upto 50 mm

Weight (kg)
Approx. 2500 kg

Computerized
No

Automatic
Semi-Automatic

PLC Control
No

Bar Feeder
No

Power Source
Electric

Power Consumption
5 HP

Rigidity
High

Voltage
415 V

Motor
3 Phase Induction Motor

Table Size
900 mm x 800 mm

Spindle Speed
45 - 1450 RPM

Axial Choice
Manual

Dimension (L*W*H)
2300 mm x 1200 mm x 2700 mm

Feature
Heavy duty, precision drilling, robust construction, gear driven

Color
Grey & Blue

Coolant System
Yes (Fitted)

Max Drilling Radius
1525 mm

Arm Length
1600 mm

Lifting Motor
1 HP

Spindle Travel
350 mm

Spindle Taper
MT 5

Max Distance Spindle to Base
1250 mm

Number of Spindle Speeds
8

Quill Diameter
75 mm

Column Diameter
280 mm

About Asquith Odi Radial Drill

*ASQUITH ODI RADIAL DRILL*

CATEGORY : DRILLS
CAPACITY : Arm Length 1350 mm
Reference No: 1770
Video Link: https://youtu.be/BF7R9iupBrg

Technical Specifications:

WORKING CAPACITY
Model: Asquith (England) ODI
Drill Capacity: 75 mm
Arm Length: 1350 mm
Spindle Speeds: 31 - 830 RPM
Vertical Travel of Arm: 650 mm
T Slotted Table: 1065 x 840 x 510 mm
Clamping Type: Manual

Equipped with Coolant pump

Precision and Power Combined

The Asquith Odi Radial Drill is engineered for accuracy and heavy-duty performance. Its meticulous build, with features like a MT 5 spindle taper, eight speed settings, and a 1 HP lifting motor, ensure optimal operation even during demanding tasks. The high-rigidity design and precise controls make it suitable for a wide array of metalworking jobs, offering both power and reliability.

Versatile Metalworking Applications

Especially crafted for industrial environments, this radial drill excels in drilling, tapping, and boring tasks. The spacious 900 x 800 mm table and 1250 mm spindle-to-base distance accommodate varying workpiece sizes, while the robust construction supports challenging operations. Its gear-driven system reliably handles continuous duty cycles in fabrication shops and manufacturing units.

Durable and User-Friendly Design

Constructed from high-grade cast iron and steel, the Asquith Odi Radial Drill promises longevity and consistent operation under heavy workloads. Features like a manual axial choice, semi-automatic function, and integrated coolant system bolster user convenience and safety. The 415 V, 3-phase power mechanism ensures efficient energy use in industrial settings.

FAQ's of Asquith Odi Radial Drill:

Q: How is the Asquith Odi Radial Drill typically used in metalworking industries?

A: The Asquith Odi Radial Drill is mainly deployed for drilling, tapping, and boring tasks on metal materials. Its long arm and significant spindle travel allow it to accommodate large workpieces, making it highly suitable for fabrication shops and manufacturing facilities.

Q: What are the key benefits of choosing this radial drill over standard drilling machines?

A: This drill stands out due to its robust construction, high rigidity, precision-geared drive, and heavy-duty performance. Its arm length, variable spindle speeds, high-capacity drilling (up to 50 mm), and reliable electric operation ensure consistent results and versatility for assorted metalworking projects.

Q: When is it appropriate to use a radial arm drill instead of a pillar drill?

A: A radial arm drill is recommended when the workpiece is large or awkwardly shaped, making it difficult to align under a fixed spindle. The adjustable arm and long spindle travel of the Asquith Odi Radial Drill allow for greater flexibility and reach compared to a standard pillar drill.

Q: Where can the Asquith Odi Radial Drill be installed and operated safely?

A: This machine is best installed in industrial environments such as machine shops, fabrication plants, or manufacturing units. A spacious area with proper electrical connections (415 V, 3-phase) and safety measures for heavy machinery usage is ideal.

Q: What is the process for adjusting spindle speed on this drill?

A: The Asquith Odi Radial Drill provides eight selectable spindle speeds, ranging from 45 to 1450 RPM. Operators can adjust the speed by engaging the gear-driven mechanism according to the specific material and application requirements.

Q: What maintenance is recommended for ensuring long service life?

A: Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, monitoring spindle and quill operation, verifying electrical integrity, and ensuring the coolant system is functioning optimally. Periodic inspections also help prevent downtime and maintain precision.