ERLO CV.18 UPRIGHT DRILL PRESS

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- ERLO
- Model
- CV.18
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- UPRIGHT DRILL PRESSES
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A+Technical Description
The ERLO CV.18 Upright Drill Press is a precision benchtop drilling machine engineered for light to medium-duty applications in workshops, maintenance departments, and educational facilities. This compact unit delivers a maximum drilling capacity of 0.71 inches (18 mm) in mild steel with a tapping capacity up to M14, making it suitable for versatile machining tasks. The machine features a CM3 Morse cone spindle with a 4.72-inch (120 mm) stroke, providing adequate depth for most drilling operations. Powered by a 0.5–1.4 kW motor, the CV.18 utilizes advanced V-belt transmission with electronic variable speed control, offering ten distinct speeds ranging from 245 to 4,000 rpm. This broad speed range ensures optimal performance across various materials and drilling diameters. The robust cast iron construction—including head, base, and column—provides excellent vibration damping and structural rigidity for precise hole placement. The drill press incorporates comprehensive safety and operational features, including an emergency stop button, motor guard, rotation direction selection, and a pulley cover with micro switch protection. An adjustable depth scale and stop mechanism enable consistent drilling depths, while an automatic tool ejector enhances workflow efficiency. The manual feed system allows operators precise control over feed rates, and low-voltage electrical equipment ensures safe operation. With a work table measuring 10.63 x 10.63 inches (270 x 270 mm) and a total weight of 551 lbs (250 kg), this machine offers excellent stability and accessibility for diverse drilling requirements.
Technical Attributes
- Table Size (LxW)
- 10.63 x 10.63
- Stroke Length
- 4.7 ''
- Max Drilling Diameter
- 0.71 ''
- Spindle Taper
- CM3
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