Machine Drills

Used Machine Drills: Quality Bench and Pillar Drills

At Jordan Craig Machinery, we buy and sell used machine drills, including both bench drills and pillar drills, designed to meet the needs of various industrial applications. Whether you’re working on light-duty or heavy-duty tasks, choosing a high-quality pre-owned machine drill from our top brands provides great value and performance.

Why Purchase a Used Machine Drill?

Opting for a used machine drill is an excellent way to get top-quality equipment at a more affordable price. With proper maintenance and inspection, these pre-owned tools can offer reliable performance similar to new models. For businesses looking to save on upfront costs while still benefiting from precision drilling, buying used drills is a smart and cost-effective choice. Whether you’re expanding your operations or just need a high-quality machine, a used drill can deliver excellent value.

Benefits of Purchasing a Used Machine Drill

• Affordable Pricing: Get precision drilling at a lower cost with our pre-owned machine drills.
• Top Industry Brands: Purchase used machine drills from reliable brands.
• Rigorous Inspections: Each machine drill undergoes a thorough inspection to ensure it meets our high standards and lasts.
• Flexible Financing: We work with a financial partner to make your equipment purchase easier.

Types of Machine Drills Available

Bench Drills

Bench drills are compact, versatile machine drills suitable for small to medium-sized tasks. They’re ideal for users who need a portable solution or have limited space. Bench drills are commonly used for drilling holes through materials including a range of woods, plastics, and metals. They are normally bolted to a bench so that they cannot be pushed over and so that larger pieces of material can be drilled safely.

• Compact Design: Fits on a workbench or in smaller shops.
• Versatility: Perfect for light to medium-duty drilling applications.
• Precision: Features fine control for accurate hole placement and depth.
• Affordable: Cost-effective for small businesses or DIY projects.

Pillar Drills

Pillar drills are larger, more robust machine drills designed for heavy-duty drilling tasks. They are mounted on a sturdy column, making them suitable for a wide variety of industrial applications. They are commonly used to drill larger pieces of materials that a bench drill cannot, and they are capable of producing larger holes.

• Heavy-Duty Capacity: Ideal for larger, more complex projects.
• Stability: The pillar structure offers enhanced stability and control during drilling.
• Powerful Motor: High-performance motors allow for faster, more efficient drilling.
• Durability: Built to withstand tough working conditions and deliver consistent results.

Key Specifications to Consider

When selecting a machine drill, consider the following specifications:

• Drill Speed: Adjustable speed settings allow for a wide range of materials to be drilled effectively.
• Max Drilling Depth: Choose a drill with the right depth capacity for your projects.
• Chuck Size: Ensure the chuck size is compatible with the drill bits you plan to use.
• Motor Power: More powerful motors are suited for tougher materials and heavy-duty tasks.
• Worktable Size: A larger worktable provides more space for larger workpieces.

How to Choose the Right Machine Drill for Your Needs

Choosing the right machine drill depends on your specific application and workspace. Consider the following factors:

1. What type of tasks will you be performing?
   • Bench drills are great for precision tasks and light to medium materials.
   • Pillar drills are perfect for heavy-duty, high-volume work.
2. What is the size of your workspace?
   • A bench drill is ideal for smaller spaces, while pillar drills require more room for operation.
3. What materials will you be drilling?
   • For harder materials or larger parts, a pillar drill with higher motor power is recommended.
4. Do you need mobility?
   • Bench drills are portable and ideal for smaller jobs or workshops with limited space.

FAQs: Your Machine Drill Questions Answered

1. What’s the difference between a bench drill and a pillar drill?
   A bench drill is smaller and typically used for lighter tasks, while a pillar drill is more robust and suitable for larger, heavier materials.
2. Are your used drills reliable?
   Yes! All of our machine drills are thoroughly inspected and tested to ensure high performance and reliability. We also provide limited warranties for your peace of mind.
3. Can I finance my drill purchase?
   We work with a financial partner to make the buying process easier.

Buy or Sell Used Machine Drills

Buy a used machine drill from Jordan Craig Machinery, or sell us your used equipment. We believe in transparency and integrity throughout the buying and selling process. We have industry connections to put together a turnkey service package for you including financing, shipping, installation, training, software, trade-ins, and tooling. Contact us today!