Radial drill: when the part is too big to move

Radial drill in operation at the plant
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Large structures do not always fit on the table of a conventional drill — and repositioning a heavy part for every hole takes time and increases the risk of error.

A tool that goes to the hole

On a radial drill, the head travels along an arm that rotates around a column. This allows the tool to reach different points on a large part without moving it.

Precision in mounting holes

This feature is especially useful for flanges, bases and connection plates, where several holes must keep their position and perpendicularity relative to each other. It is a classic industrial solution that remains essential in day-to-day manufacturing.

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