
ERLO TCA/30 BV UPRIGHT DRILL PRESSES
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The ERLO TCA/30 BV Upright Drill Press is a robust industrial machine designed for heavy-duty drilling and tapping operations. It features a drilling capacity of 1.18 inches (30mm) in mild steel and a tapping capacity of M30. The spindle is equipped with hardened and ground steel gears, ensuring durable and precise power transmission. It offers three automatic electromagnetic feeds and eight speed settings ranging from 90 to 2520 RPM, driven by a 1 to 1.5 HP main motor. The spindle has an MT4 Morse taper and a stroke length of 6.3 inches, with a 12.6-inch distance from spindle center to column face, supported by a prismatic column for enhanced rigidity. This drill press includes a fixed table and adjustable headstock, a tool ejector, coolant system, and low voltage control features for safer operation. Additional ergonomic features include a fine feed handwheel, adjustable depth stop, and an integrated worklight. The machine weighs approximately 1058 lbs, reflecting its solid cast iron construction designed for stability and long-term industrial use. The ERLO TCA/30 BV model embodies a blend of precision engineering and user-friendly features suited for production environments requiring reliable and versatile drilling and tapping performance.
Technical Attributes
- Stroke Length
- 6.3 ''
- Max Drilling Diameter
- 1.18 ''
- Spindle Taper
- MT4
Category
- MACHINING
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