About Schlumberger RF-6 Radial Drilling & Tapping Machine
Make - Schlumberger (France)
Model - RF 6
Drilling Capacity - 50 mm
Spindle Diameter - 90 mm
Spindle Speeds - 35 rpm to 1800 rpm
Spindle Taper - BT-40
Max. Height between Spindle to Table Top - 940 mm
Min. Distance between Spindle Center to Pillar - 130 mm
Max. Distance between Spindle Center to Pillar - 900 mm
Table Size - 1000 mm x 650 mm
Vertical Clamping Table Size - 800 mm x 800 mm
Spindle Feed Rate - 0.06 mm/min to 0.60 mm/min
Spindle Feed Travel - 350 mm
Head Rotation - 360 degree
Tool Clamping - Automatic ; Hydraulic
Arm Clamping Type - Automatic ; Hydraulic
- With Automatic Tapping Feature.
- Complete with many Tool Holders & Coolant Pump.
- Machine is in excellent working condition.
Video of the Machine -
Heavy-Duty Performance for Industrial DemandsBuilt for rigorous metalworking applications, the RF-6 offers a heavy-duty column and adjustable arm designed to handle medium and large workpieces. The robust construction guarantees lasting stability and precision, making it ideal for exporters, manufacturers, and suppliers handling diverse fabrication tasks.
Versatile Drilling and Tapping CapabilitiesEquipped to drill holes up to 32 mm in diameter and tap threads up to 25 mm, the RF-6 can tackle a wide range of drilling and tapping projects-making it especially useful in machinery, fabrication, and repair shops where flexibility and adaptability are essential.
User-Centric Features and ControlsThe RF-6 incorporates manual controls through an accessible electrical panel, allowing operators to select from six feed rates and eight spindle speeds. Its 360-degree rotating work table and built-in coolant pump facilitate hassle-free operation, while noise levels remain within a standard industrial range (<80 dB) for worker comfort.
FAQ's of Schlumberger RF-6 Radial Drilling & Tapping Machine:
Q: How does the Schlumberger RF-6 radial drilling & tapping machine accommodate different workpiece sizes?
A: The adjustable arm, extended vertical travel (600 mm), and 360-degree manual rotating work table allow the RF-6 to handle a variety of workpiece sizes, from medium to large, ensuring flexible positioning and easy access during drilling and tapping operations.
Q: What types of materials can be processed using this machine?
A: With its heavy-duty cast iron and steel construction, the RF-6 is designed for drilling and tapping in metal materials, making it highly suitable for a wide spectrum of metalworking industries.
Q: When is it beneficial to use the built-in coolant pump?
A: The built-in coolant pump should be used during prolonged or heavy-duty drilling and tapping, as it helps reduce tool wear, prevent overheating, and maintain a smooth cutting process, especially when working with tougher metals.
Q: Where is this machine typically used?
A: The RF-6 is commonly found in metal fabrication shops, manufacturing units, repair workshops, and other industrial settings where precise and high-capacity drilling or tapping is necessary.
Q: What is the process for changing spindle speeds and feeds on this machine?
A: The operator manually adjusts spindle speeds and feed rates using the control levers and electrical panel. Eight spindle speeds and six feeds are pre-configured for easy adjustment to match the material and application requirements.
Q: How does manual control benefit operators in a semi-automatic environment?
A: Manual control allows operators to quickly adapt machine settings for unique jobs, ensuring flexibility, easy maintenance, and immediate intervention when needed for complex or custom metalworking tasks.