Bench Drill EINHELL TC-BD 500 4520593

Bench Drill TC-BD 500

• For most common drill bit sizes thanks to robust ring gear chuck
• The drill table can also be rotated and tilted
• Rubberized, three-arm capstan for exact application of pressure
• Safe operation thanks to a folding chip guard
• ON/OFF switch with zero-voltage release
• Drilling spindle with ball bearings for long-lasting and easy use
• 9 speed settings to suit all materials
• Infinitely adjustable height of the drill table for variability
• Fast and precise drilling using the adjustable depth stop

Technical data

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Mains supply                        230-240 V | 50 Hz

Power                                     350 W

Max. power (S6 | S6%)      500 W | 40 %

Spindle speed                       300 min^-1 - 2410 min^-1

Number of speed steps       9 settings

Drill table tiltable                 45 ° - 45 °

Drill chuck mount                B16

Drill diameter                         1.5 mm - 13 mm

Throat                                     115 mm

Product description

The Einhell TC-BD 500 pillar drill is a precision tool for special demands: A pillar drill enables holes to be drilled in workpieces made of wood or metal with pin-point accuracy. An output of 500 W and 9 speed settings to suit all materials form the basis for precision drilling jobs. For fast and exact results there is an adjustable depth stop. The maximum drilling depth is 50 mm. This pillar drill features a robust ring gear chuck that can take the most common drill bit sizes. The drill spindle with ball bearings results in long-lasting and easy use. For variability this pillar drill comes with an infinitely height-adjustable drill table . It is also possible to rotate and tilt the drill table. A welcome feature for applying pressure exactly is the rubberized, three-arm capstan. For safety during use there is a folding chip guard, and the On/Off switch with zero-voltage release function prevents the machine from starting up again unintentionally after a power failure.