DELTA 17-600 SINGLE UPRIGHT DRILL PRESS

Equipment Overview
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- DELTA
- Model
- 17-600 SINGLE
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- UPRIGHT DRILL PRESSES
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A+Technical Description
The DELTA 17-600 Single Upright Drill Press is a vintage floor model designed for precision and durability in metalworking and woodworking applications. It features a **17-inch swing** and a **variable speed spindle** with a range from **350 to 4250 RPM**, powered by a **0.9 horsepower motor**, with some references noting a 3/4 HP rating. The spindle accepts a **1/2 inch Jacobs drill chuck** and is mounted on a **#2 Morse taper spindle** for secure tooling. Its **table measures approximately 17 by 12.5 inches**, constructed with T-slots and adjustable for height via a rack and pinion elevation mechanism, supporting workpiece versatility. The table can be raised up to **45 inches from the floor**, suitable for large workpieces. The press boasts a **3.5-inch diameter column** adding rigidity and stability and incorporates a **5-inch stroke** for drill depth. A distinctive feature is the complex depth stop control mounted on the left side of the spindle, enabling precise depth control beyond simple threaded stops. The machine is built on a robust casting base, standing **72 inches tall** and weighing around **400 pounds**. It typically runs on a **3-phase 230/460V power supply**, common in industrial settings, but can be converted using variable frequency drives if needed. Overall, the DELTA 17-600 drill press combines heavy-duty construction with precise, versatile control systems, making it a reliable tool for demanding shop environments. It remains a popular choice among vintage machine enthusiasts and professional machinists.
Technical Attributes
- Table Size (LxW)
- 17 x 12.5
- Max Spindle Speed
- 4250 RPM
- Spindle Power
- 0.9 HP
- Stroke Length
- 5.0 ''
- Spindle Taper
- #2 Morse taper spindle
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