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Sealey MAG60HD Heavy Duty Magnetic Drilling Machine
SKU: 260326124910034
EAN: 5054511806397
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The Sealey MAG60HD is a heavy-duty magnetic drilling machine designed for precision drilling and tapping operations on ferrous metal surfaces in fabrication, construction and metalworking applications. Built from robust die-cast magnesium alloy with high-quality components, this 1880W magnetic drill delivers professional performance for demanding trade environments. The powerful 17000N magnetic adhesion ensures the unit remains securely fixed to ferrous surfaces at any angle, providing stability and accuracy when drilling overhead or on vertical surfaces. The variable speed gearbox offers precise control with speeds up to 380rpm, whilst the double dovetail groove increases stroke length to 220mm for greater operational flexibility. The MT3 morse taper accommodates annular cutters up to Ø60mm diameter with a maximum cutting depth of 50mm. Safety and versatility are built into the design. The integrated coolant system extends cutter life and improves cut quality, whilst the included safety fixing strap provides additional security during operation. The machine accepts 16mm twist drill chucks for drilling up to 23mm diameter holes, and M8 to M20 tapping chucks for thread-cutting applications, making it a comprehensive solution for metalworking professionals. Features and Benefits: • Heavy-duty die-cast magnesium alloy construction for durability and reliability • 17000N magnetic adhesion secures unit at any working angle • Variable speed gearbox provides precise control for different materials • Double dovetail groove delivers extended 220mm stroke length • Integrated coolant system extends cutter life and improves cut quality • Safety fixing strap included for additional security • Compatible with twist drill chuck and tapping chucks for versatile applications Specifications: • Brand: Sealey • Magnet Adhesion: 17000N • Maximum Annular Cutter Capacity: Ø60mm • Maximum Cutter Depth: 50mm • Motor Power: 1880W • Nett Weight: 22.50kg • No-Load Speed: 220/380rpm • Core Drill Diameter: Ø60mm • Twist Drill Diameter: 23mm • Tapping Drill Diameter: M8 - M20 • Morse taper: MT3 • Stroke Length: 220mm • Supply: 230V~50Hz
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