Eibenstock Core Drill Motor 450mm
| PART NO. | DESCRIPTION | UNIT | PRICE | IN STOCK | QUANTITY |
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| PLD450.1B | Eibenstock Core Drill Motor 450mm | 1.00 | $3,758.00 | Login to view stock |
Eibenstock Core Drill Motor 450mm
Possible Uses:
- Wet drilling in reinforced concrete, asphalt and natural stone
- Drilling operations, civil engineering
Features:
- PUR-construction site cable - for heavy duty use
- Connector for quick-change plate or quick-mounting system - motor/drill rig
- Mechanical safety clutch - protection of operator and tool in case of jamming
- Oil bath gearbox with oil pump - permanent lubrication in all working positions
- Shaft seals - replaceable from the outside easy service
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Technical Specifications |
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Stock Code |
PLD450.1B |
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Power Input |
3300 W |
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Rated Speed |
180/400/780 rpm |
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No-load Speed |
300/650/1300 rpm |
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Drilling Diameter |
71 – 452 mm |
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Machine Connection |
Universal tool holder |
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Spindle Connection |
1 1/4" male |
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Weight |
15.3kg |
All Your Questions
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