Kepp BT60 Drill Grinding Machine 415V

The Kepp drill grinding machines provide the perfect solution to easily, quickly and accurately sharpen drill bits. The single arm models can sharpen up to 30mm, whilst the twin arm machines have a maximum capacity of 45mm. The machines are simple to use as the operator places the drill bit into the arm, locates the flute into a positioning pin and swings the arm backwards and forwards. The drill is perfectly ground against the side of the grinding wheel. The operator simply rotates the drill bit 180 degrees and repeats the process.

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Features

Fast accurate sharpening of drill bits.
Available as bench models or with pedestal and coolant reservoir.
Tool rest supplied to auxiliary grinding wheel with single arm models.

Technical Information

MODEL		BT60
Drill Grinding Capacity	mm	6 - 45
Grinding Cup Wheel	mm	200 x 38 x 20
Table Size	mm	390 x 410
Speed	rpm	3000
Motor	KW	0.83
Length	mm	980
Width	mm	425
Height	mm	1025
Weight	Kg	55

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