Power Werkzeuge Magnetic Core Drill Machine Model PW40
The Power Werkzeuge Magnetic Core Drill Machine enables precise hole creation in ferrous materials using powerful electromagnetic anchoring. This PW40 model delivers robust performance for industrial maintenance and construction tasks. • Max core drilling capacity of 40 mm • High magnet power of 10000 N for secure hold • Motor power of 1150 W ensures efficient cutting • Cutting depth up to 50 mm with 155 mm stroke
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Specifications
For: PW40- Max Core Drilling Capacity
- 40 mm
- Max Twist Drill Capacity
- 13 mm
- Motor Power
- 1150 W (approx.)
- Cutting Depth
- Up to 50 mm
- Stroke (Travel)
- 155 mm
- Spindle
- 19mm (3/4") Weldon
- Spindle Speed
- 450 rpm
- Magnet Power
- 10000 N
- Power Supply
- 220–240 V AC, 50 Hz
- Weight Approx
- 12 Kgs
- Base Size
- 165×80 mm
Electrical Specifications and Compatibility
- Power supply requirement: 220–240 V AC, 50 Hz
- Compatible with standard industrial electrical systems
- Efficient motor design minimizes energy consumption
- Suitable for fixed workshop installations or portable generators
- Ensure proper grounding for safe operation in all conditions
Robust Construction and Durability
- Built with a rugged design suitable for industrial environments
- Weight approx 12 Kgs balances portability with stability
- 19mm (3/4") Weldon spindle accommodates standard core bits
- Designed to withstand continuous use in fabrication shops
- High-quality components ensure long service life under load
Secure Magnetic Base and Stability
- Powerful magnet with holding force of 10000 N for safety
- Ensures stable positioning on ferrous metal surfaces
- Reduces vibration during high-torque drilling operations
- Allows for precise alignment without additional clamping fixtures
- Ideal for vertical, horizontal, or overhead drilling positions
High-Performance Drilling Capabilities
- Max core drilling capacity of 40 mm for versatile hole sizes
- Twist drill capacity up to 13 mm for general fastening tasks
- Motor power of 1150 W (approx.) ensures consistent torque
- Spindle speed of 450 rpm optimized for heavy-duty cutting
- Cutting depth up to 50 mm allows for substantial material penetration
- Stroke (travel) of 155 mm provides ample room for deep operations
Standard Accessories
- Coolant Bottle
- Safety Belt
- Pilot Pin
- Allen Key set
- Drill chuck size 1-13 mm
More questions buyers ask
What is a magnetic core drill machine?
A magnetic core drill is a portable drilling tool with an electromagnetic base that attaches to ferrous metal surfaces, allowing for precise, heavy-duty drilling in structural steel.
What is the main advantage of a magnetic drill over a drill press?
A magnetic drill is portable and can be brought to the workpiece (like large steel beams), whereas a drill press is stationary and requires the workpiece to be brought to the machine.
What is the typical lifespan of a magnetic drill?
With proper maintenance, such as cleaning magnetic bars and avoiding rough impacts, a magnetic drill can last 5 to 8 years.
How do I troubleshoot a magnetic drill that won't stick?
Check the power supply, ensure the surface is clean and free of rust or paint, and verify that the material is thick enough for the magnet to engage properly.
Can I use a magnetic drill on non-magnetic materials?
No, magnetic drills require a ferrous metal surface to engage the electromagnetic base. For non-magnetic materials, you would need a different clamping method or a standard drill press.
What causes a magnetic drill to overheat?
Overheating is often caused by excessive load, dull cutters, or inadequate cooling. Always use cutting fluid and ensure the machine is not being pushed beyond its rated capacity.
What is the purpose of the pilot pin in a magnetic drill?
The pilot pin helps locate the center of the hole, regulates the flow of coolant to the cutting edge, and ejects the metal slug once the hole is completed.
Is it safe to use a magnetic drill overhead?
Yes, provided the magnetic base is fully engaged on a clean, flat ferrous surface and a safety chain or strap is used to prevent the machine from falling in case of power loss.
How often should I sharpen the annular cutters?
Cutters should be sharpened or replaced as soon as you notice increased vibration, slower cutting speeds, or poor hole finish to prevent motor strain.
What is the function of the Weldon spindle?
The 19mm Weldon spindle is a standard industrial shank design that allows for quick, secure mounting of annular cutters and drill chucks.
Who should choose the Schifler PW40 Magnetic Drill?
The PW40 is ideal for fabrication workshops, construction sites, and maintenance teams requiring a reliable, portable 40mm drilling solution for structural steel.
How does the PW40 compare to larger magnetic drills?
The PW40 is optimized for portability and 40mm capacity, making it more maneuverable than heavy-duty 75mm+ models, while offering more power than entry-level 25mm drills.
Is the Schifler PW40 suitable for heavy-duty fabrication?
Yes, its 1150W motor and 10000N magnetic force are specifically engineered for demanding industrial fabrication environments.
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The Power Werkzeuge Magnetic Core Drill Machine enables precise hole creation in ferrous materials using powerful electromagnetic anchoring. This PW40 model delivers robust performance for industrial maintenance and construction tasks. • Max core drilling capacity of 40 mm • High magnet power of 10000 N for secure hold • Motor power of 1150 W ensures efficient cutting • Cutting depth up to 50 mm with 155 mm stroke