The Flott SB P40 STG PV Electronic is a professional pillar drill with a speed of 100–2,000 rpm and a weight of 440 kg. Krollit has been an official Flott distributor since 2007.
- Drilling capacity: 35 / 40 mm (steel E335 / ST60)
- Max. tapping capacity: M30 (depending on pitch)
- Drilling depth: 160 mm
- Column-spindle distance: 300 mm
- Column diameter: 125 mm
- Work surface (W x D): 590 x 450 mm
Who uses the SB P40 STG PV Electronic and for what?
Mechanical workshops and metalworking shops use the SB P40 STG PV Electronic for precision drilling on steel and cast iron, tapping with a tap, and repetitive work on pieces of various sizes.
Its place in the Flott range
The Flott SB P40 STG PV Electronic is part of the Flott pillar drill range, distributed in Italy by Krollit since 2007. The Flott range includes models of various categories and performances: to choose the right machine for your use case, you can consult the Flott catalog on Krollit or contact customer support for assistance with selection.
Krollit logistics and support
Machine shipping in 5-9 working days (7 days for Southern Italy). For spare parts and accessories, shipping in 3-5 working days from Krollit warehouse. Customer assistance in Italian available for technical documentation, product sheets, and spare parts order management. Krollit has been an official distributor since 2007.
Who is the SB P40 STG PV Electronic for?
The SB P40 STG PV Electronic is recommended for the following professional profiles:
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Mechanical workshops and metalworking shops: precision drilling on steel and cast iron, tapping with a tap.
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Maintenance personnel and repair shops: repetitive drilling work on pieces of various sizes.
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Occasional hobby use: professional machine: for domestic use, consider compact bench models.
Processing capacity
| Drilling capacity |
35 / 40 mm (steel E335 / ST60) |
| Max. tapping capacity |
M30 (depending on pitch) |
| Drilling depth |
160 mm |
| Spindle travel / working area |
150–700 mm |
| Depth indicator |
Digital |
Spindle, tools and speed
| Column-spindle distance |
300 mm |
| Spindle speed R1 |
100–2,000 rpm |
| Spindle speed R2 |
70–1,400 rpm |
| Spindle taper |
MK IV |
| Speed indicator |
Digital |
Table, dimensions and geometry
| Column diameter |
125 mm |
| Work surface (W x D) |
590 x 450 mm |
| Machine dimensions without VP |
610 x 850 x 1920 mm |
| Dimensions with VP |
637 x 1096 x 2120 mm |
| Weight |
440 kg |
| T-slots |
2 slots – 160 mm distance – 14/26 mm |
Other specifications
| Feed (mm/rev) |
0–300 |
| Colours |
Grey or transparent cover |
| Article codes |
207.208 – 207.226 – 207.209 – 207.227 |
| Warranty |
3 years (single shift) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the drilling capacity of the SB P40 STG PV Electronic?
See the "Drilling capacity" data in the machine's technical table.
The capacity refers to standard unhardened steel. For harder materials or alloys, the actual capacity may be lower: reduce speed and feed to avoid stressing the spindle and tools.
How is the spindle speed adjusted?
Via mechanical belt or gear change in step models, via inverter or variator in Vario models.
Vario models allow continuous adjustment, while step models require moving the belt to different pulleys. Correct speed selection based on drill bit diameter and material extends tool life.
What spindle taper and type of tools does it support?
See "Spindle taper" in the technical table: typically MT 2, MT 3 or MT 4 depending on the model.
MT (Morse Taper) tapers are international standards and accessories (arbors, keyless chucks, reductions) are commonly available on the market. Krollit supplies original Bernardo accessories.
Does the drill allow tapping with a tap?
Only models with standard right/left rotation allow tapping with automatic tap release.
Check the "Right/left rotation" or "Tapping" specification: drills without mechanical reversal are not suitable for repetitive tapping.
What is the weight of the machine and what installation does it require?
The weight varies from approximately 25 kg (compact bench models) to over 250 kg (Profi industrial models).
Bench models are installed on a robust workbench, while pillar or radial models require floor fixing with expansion anchors for stability during drilling.
