Fixed column drills

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Bench drills cover every need: models from €206 to €23,126, with drilling capacities from 14mm to 80mm. The range includes professional brands such as Bernardo and Güde, with solutions for hobbyists, artisans, and mechanical industries. You'll find compact bench drills for small workshops, Vario models with continuously adjustable speed, gear-driven drills for heavy-duty work, and the KBM industrial series for drilling up to 80mm in steel.

All models are equipped with precision chucks, tilting tables, and CE-compliant guards. Motors are available in 230V single-phase and 400V three-phase versions. Krollit has been distributing machine tools since 2007. Every professional bench drill includes complete technical documentation, manufacturer's warranty, and dedicated technical support. Shipping throughout Italy with specialized heavy machinery courier.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a benchtop drill press and a floor-standing drill press?

Bench drills are fixed to a workbench and are 60-100cm high. Pillar drills stand on the floor on their own base and reach a height of 150-180cm. The greater spindle-to-base distance of pillar models allows for working on taller workpieces. For the same capacity, pillar drills offer more stability due to their heavier weight.

How much power does it take to drill through steel?

For drilling up to 10mm in mild steel, 500W is sufficient. For diameters 10-20mm, 550-750W are needed. For over 20mm or in hard steels (stainless, alloyed), at least 1kW is required. Industrial models in the KBM series reach 5.5kW for drilling up to 80mm.

Is a 230V or 400V pillar drill better?

Vario drills allow for continuous speed adjustment via potentiometer, without stopping the machine to change belts. They are ideal for those who work with different materials (wood, aluminum, steel) and want to optimize cutting parameters without interruptions. They cost more but increase productivity.

What does Vario drill mean?

What accessories do I need for a drill press?

The essential accessories are: a bench vise for securing pieces, an HSS drill bit set for steel and a cobalt set for stainless steel, a spare chuck, and a chuck key. For frequent work, we recommend a drill bit sharpener, which keeps tools efficient and reduces costs over time.

Trapani da banco e a colonna: quale scegliere?

La differenza principale sta nelle dimensioni e nella distanza mandrino-base. I trapani da banco sono compatti, si fissano al tavolo di lavoro e gestiscono pezzi di altezza limitata. I trapani a colonna poggiano a terra su base propria e permettono di lavorare componenti più alti. Per chi cerca flessibilità operativa, i trapani Vario offrono regolazione continua della velocità senza cambiare cinghie.

Dal fai-da-te all'industria

I modelli entry-level Güde (€206-€360) sono ideali per hobbisti e piccoli laboratori. La gamma media Bernardo (€400-€1.000) serve artigiani e officine meccaniche con forature fino a 25mm. Per applicazioni industriali, la serie KBM Bernardo raggiunge capacità di 80mm con motori fino a 5,5 kW e avanzamenti automatici. I trapani a ingranaggi come il GB 30 TV includono pompa refrigerante e filettatura fino a M20.

Accessori e complementi

Per sfruttare al meglio il trapano a colonna servono accessori dedicati: morse da banco, set di punte HSS e al cobalto, mandrini di ricambio e bussole riduttrici. Le affilatrici per punte mantengono gli utensili sempre efficienti e riducono i costi operativi nel lungo periodo.

Perché Krollit

17 anni di esperienza nella vendita di macchine utensili professionali. Assistenza tecnica pre e post vendita in italiano. Spedizioni in Italia e Europa con corrieri specializzati per macchinari. Consulenza gratuita per scegliere il modello adatto alle tue lavorazioni.

Per un confronto dettagliato dei modelli, consulta la classifica dei migliori trapani a colonna.