
1980 CLAUSING 2286 UPRIGHT DRILL PRESSES
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
Introducing the 1980 Clausing 2286, an upright drill press that combines robust construction with versatility for your industrial needs. This model features a spacious table size of 22 x 19.5 inches, making it ideal for a variety of drilling applications. With a spindle diameter of 2.5 inches and a 3MT spindle taper, the Clausing 2286 ensures precision and accuracy with each operation. It boasts a maximum spindle speed of 2000 RPM, powered by a reliable 1.5 HP motor that operates on a 220V three-phase power supply. The drill press also allows for a maximum drilling diameter of 1.25 inches and offers a stroke length of 6.5 inches, making it a versatile tool in your workshop. The dimensions of this machine are 48 inches in length, 36 inches in width, and 77 inches in height, providing a sturdy presence on your shop floor. While the current condition of the asset is unknown, the Clausing name is synonymous with quality and performance, making this drill press a worthy consideration for your operations. Don't miss the opportunity to add this reliable tool to your lineup.
Technical Attributes
- Table Size (LxW)
- 22x19.5
- Stroke Length
- 6.5 ''
- Spindle Power
- 1.5 HP
- Spindle Taper
- 3MT
- Max Spindle Speed
- 2000 RPM
- Power Requirement
- 220V Three Phase
- Max Drilling Diameter
- 1.25 ''
- Spindle Diameter
- 2.5 ''
Category
- MACHINING
- → DRILLING MACHINES
- → UPRIGHT DRILL PRESSES
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