Unibor EQ35 3MLC Magnetic Drill Press

Description

ALL-AROUND PERFORMANCE: The Unibor EQ35 Magnetic Drill is a powerhouse with its 1100w motor power and six-speed settings. It effortlessly handles a cutting width of up to 1 3/8″ and offers a maximum depth capacity of 2″. Additionally, it has a 1/2″ twist drill capacity, allowing for versatile drilling applications across various materials.
ENHANCED SAFELY FEATURES: The EQ35N mag drill prioritizes user safety with its advanced safety features. LiftShield technology provides additional protection by preventing accidental engagement of the motor, while QuickHitch technology ensures swift and secure changeover of cutters. Furthermore, the drill is equipped with a fixed guard and electronic overload protection, providing peace of mind during operation.
MULTIPURPOSE APPLICATIONS: The Unibor EQ35 Magnetic Drill is designed to excel in a wide range of industries and fields. Whether you’re working in the steel industry, shipbuilding, equipment manufacturing, equipment installation, bridge engineering, wind power generation, drilling rig, electric power construction, railway manufacturing, or even tackling DIY projects, this drill is built to meet your diverse drilling needs.
POWER, CONTROL & SPEED: The Unibor EQ35 is a powerful magnetic bench drill capable of drilling holes up to 1 3/8″ in diameter and 2″ in depth. It comes with a chuck as standard, allowing for quick and easy tool changes. The drill is accompanied by a convenient carry case, Allen keys for adjustments, and a safety strap to ensure secure handling during operation, making it a comprehensive and user-friendly drilling solution.
Unibor has been an industry-leading brand for over 40 years, delivering incomparable levels of efficiency and effectiveness with the highest standards of magnetic drills. From Commando 35 to E100, Unibor has a power tool for you. With a pillar drill capable of various functions, including countersinking, core drilling, twist drilling, tapping, and more, Unibor machines are up for any challenge.