GENERAL INTERNATIONAL DP2006 UPRIGHT DRILL PRESS

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OEM
GENERAL INTERNATIONAL
Model
DP2006
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
UPRIGHT DRILL PRESSES

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Technical Description

The General International DP2006 Upright Drill Press offers a 15-inch swing and a 5/8-inch chuck capacity, making it suitable for drilling mild steel up to 0.625 inches. Powered by a 0.74 HP (550-watt) motor, it features 16 adjustable speeds ranging from 240 to 3,200 RPM, allowing precise control over drilling conditions. The drill press incorporates a 3-1/8 inch quill stroke for versatile drilling depths, and its table tilts up to 45° with 45° rotation left or right, enhancing workpiece accessibility and angle flexibility. Constructed from heavy cast iron and steel, the DP2006 ensures durability and stability during operation. It includes a patented cross-pattern precision laser guide for accurate alignment and centering, paired with a unique built-in LED work light for optimal visibility. Safety features include an easy-access switch with a removable security key and a transparent flip-up chuck guard. Large soft-grip ergonomic feed handles facilitate comfortable, controlled drilling, while an adjustable threaded-rod depth stop with a scale provides repeatable precision. Operable on 120V, 60 Hz with 4.6 amps, the floor-mount base and housing enable secure installation. The assembled height is approximately 63-64 inches, with a net weight of around 120-137 lbs and a gross shipping weight of 148 lbs. The drill press holds CSA certification, underscoring its compliance with safety and performance standards, making it a powerful, reliable tool for professional and workshop use.

Technical Attributes

Stroke Length
3.1 ''
Max Drilling Diameter
0.63 ''
Max Spindle Speed
3200 RPM
Spindle Power
0.74 HP

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