Features

Drill Specs

  • Kobalt 1/2-in Keyed Corded Drill

  • Powerful 9-amp motor provides high torque in heavy-duty applications

  • 1/2-Inch all-metal keyed chuck for greater bit retention and durability

  • 2-Finger variable-speed reversible trigger (0-850-RPM) provides versatility and control

  • A variety of drills can be attached to the Pilot Press Tool. Although some adjustments may need to be made to the spindle clamp pertaining to the collar size*

Step Motor Specs

  • Bemonoc

  • 6 watt

  • 110V 60HZ 150 RPM

  • Adjustable Variable Gear Reducer Motor

  • Speed Controller CW/CCW

Linear Actuator Specs

  • 24" tower actuator ,Ball screw accuracy: C7(±0.02);

  • Equipped with mounting bracket and HD ruler

  • Standard aluminum alloy profile structure, sandblasted on the surface, beautiful and rustproof, precision hole position CNC processing;

Key Benefits

  • Portability: The primary advantage of the Pilot Press is its portability. It comes with wheels or casters, allowing you to move it easily around your workspace or job site. This mobility is particularly useful in larger workshops or construction sites where you may need to bring the drill press to different locations or work on larger workpieces.

  • Flexibility: With the Pilot Press, you have the flexibility to set up your drilling station wherever it is most convenient for your task. You can position it closer to the workpiece, saving time and effort in moving the workpiece back and forth. It also allows you to adapt to different project requirements and optimize your workflow.

  • Stability: The Pilot Press is designed to be stable and sturdy, even when moved around. This stability is essential for maintaining accuracy/precision and safety while drilling.

  • Accessibility: By having the Pilot Press, you can bring the tool closer to the workpiece, making it easier to position and drill accurately. This increased accessibility can be particularly advantageous when working with heavy or cumbersome materials that are challenging to move.

  • Shared Use: The Pilot Press can be shared among multiple workstations or job sites, reducing the need for each location to have its own dedicated drill press. This can save costs and increase efficiency in a multi-site or collaborative work environment.

Overall, Pilot Press combines the advantages of portability, flexibility, and increased drilling capacity, making it a valuable tool for professionals or DIY enthusiasts who require a versatile drilling solution that can be easily moved to different locations as needed.

Drilling Application

  • Metalworking: Pilot Press is suitable for drilling holes in metal materials such as steel, aluminum, or brass. They are commonly used in metal fabrication, or metalworking workshops. Metal drilling applications include drilling holes for fasteners, creating openings for electrical components, or drilling precise holes for alignment purposes.

  • Woodworking: Pilot Press can be commonly used in woodworking projects. It can drill precise holes for dowels, joinery, or hardware installation. It is useful for drilling holes in wooden boards were precision is needed.

  • Concrete: Pilot Press can be fitted to perform concrete, asphalt, and masonry tasks. While creating precision drilled holes due to the “Y” axis nature of the tool. It can be used to attach anchor points to concrete, asphalt, and masonry. It can be equipped with a water reservoir* if the user so chooses.

  • Precision Drilling: Pilot Press excels at precision drilling tasks. It is ideal for drilling accurately aligned and consistent-depth holes at the floor elevation for producing precise holes for fasteners.

These are just a few examples of the Pilot Press applications. Its versatility and capability to handle various materials make it a valuable tool in many industries, workshops, and DIY projects.

Water Reservoir System*

  • Cooling and Lubrication: Drilling into concrete generates a significant amount of heat due to friction between the drill bit and the concrete. This heat can quickly damage the drill bit or even cause it to become dull. By using a water reservoir, water can be continuously sprayed onto the drill bit during the drilling process, cooling it down and reducing the risk of overheating. The water also acts as a lubricant, allowing the bit to move more smoothly through the concrete, resulting in better drilling performance and prolonging the lifespan of the drill bit.

  • Dust Suppression: Drilling into concrete produces a substantial amount of dust, which can be hazardous to health and cause respiratory issues if inhaled. Water reservoirs help in suppressing the dust/silica by capturing it as it is produced. The water sprayed onto the drill bit helps to bind the dust particles, preventing them from becoming airborne. This makes the drilling process cleaner and healthier for the operator and reduces the need for additional dust extraction equipment.

  • Enhanced Precision and Accuracy: When drilling into concrete, it is crucial to maintain precision and accuracy, especially when creating holes for anchor bolts or installing fasteners. The water spray from the reservoir helps to keep the drill bit cool and prevents it from wandering or deviating from the desired drilling path. This ensures that the drilled holes are straight and accurate, meeting the required specifications.

  • Reduced Concrete Damage: Drilling into concrete without water cooling can cause the concrete to crack or chip due to the high heat generated during the process. The water reservoir helps to minimize this risk by keeping the drill bit temperature under control. By reducing heat build-up, water cooling minimizes the chances of damaging the surrounding concrete, preserving its structural integrity and aesthetics.

  • Extended Tool Life: The cooling and lubricating properties of water provided by a reservoir contribute to the longevity of the drill bit. By reducing heat and friction, the wear and tear on the drill bit are significantly reduced. This results in a longer lifespan for the bit, reducing the frequency of bit replacements and saving costs in the long run.

  • Available for an additional charge*

    Overall, using a water reservoir when drilling into concrete offers multiple benefits, including improved cooling and lubrication, dust suppression, enhanced precision, reduced concrete damage, and extended tool life. It is a valuable accessory that enhances the effectiveness and longevity of the drilling process in concrete applications.