Ideal for use in EX zones and subsea applications. This drill is perfect for industrial, construction, marine, and mining tasks. It can drill through structural steel and other metals, and has a reversible motor for tapping. The hydraulic motor is safe for underwater use and is ATEX Certified EX II 2Gc IIB T5. It features a manually operated permanent magnet with lever control. The drill uses annular cutters and comes with lubricants suitable for cutting steel, stainless steel, and hard metals. An optional clamp allows right - angle drilling of steel, cast iron, cement, and plastic pipes up to 19 - 1/2' dia. Standard equipment includes a hydraulic hose set, coolant bottle, arbor adapters, safety chain, drift key, Allen keys, and a carrying case. Motor Power (Hydraulic): 3.4 HP, Weight: 50 lbs., Stroke: 12', Hole Capacity: 4' dia, Twist Drill Capacity: 1 - 1/4' dia., Tapping Capacity: 1 - 1/8' dia., No Load Speed, Variable: 40 - 250 RPM, Hydraulic Supply: 5.25 to 6 GPM @ 2000 PSI (140 Bar), Magnetic Base Size: 11 - 11/16' L x 4' W (2 1345 0010) and 12 - 4/5' L x 7 - 1/2' W (2 1345 0020), Dimensions: 21 - 1/2'H x 15 - 7/16' L x 7 - 3/4'W, Magnetic Force (3/8' plate): 1874 lbs. (2 1345 0010) and 3306 lbs. (2 1345 0020), Spindle: MT3, ATEX Certification: II2GExhIIBT5Gb. A wide - base model (Order Model 2 1345 0020) is available. Extension chains are available for pipes up to 43 - 1/4' dia.
Using this portable hydraulic magnetic drill is easy. First, make sure the drill is properly set up with all the standard equipment like the hydraulic hose set, coolant bottle, etc. If you're using it in an underwater or EX zone, don't worry as the hydraulic motor is safe for underwater use and has ATEX certification. For different drilling tasks, choose the right cutter and lubricant. The reversible motor is handy for tapping operations. When using the optional clamp for right - angle drilling, select the appropriate size for the pipes. Make sure to follow the pressure and flow requirements for the hydraulic supply. As for maintenance, regularly check the hydraulic system for leaks. Keep the cutters sharp and clean, and store the drill in a dry place. When using extension chains, ensure they are properly attached and used according to the size of the pipes. Also, always follow safety procedures when operating the drill, like using the safety chain.
