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熱門關鍵詞： 2024 2025 2026 請輸入關鍵詞 1 è?·è????????é?? 微小孔高速自動鑽孔機

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數控鑽孔機

數控鑽攻機是一款高速鑽孔機械設備，有CNC數控系統控制定位打孔，孔徑爲0.3-16MM。高速鑽孔的鑽速可達到24000轉，精度高達0.02MM。相比人工鑽孔機的效率高很多，也省去很多調試機械參

自動鑽攻機是一種代替人工鑽孔攻牙的數控設備，具有CNC數控系統定位打點的鑽攻一體機。真正的實現了機械設備自動化，人性化的設計理念，讓加工五金配件的工廠更加省時省力。本司自動鑽攻一體機的配件都是由台灣原裝進口，讓客戶使用放心與延長鑽床本身的壽命。在訂購自動鑽攻機的時候，本司會有專人培訓與上門服務裝機

430D是小型自動鑽孔機的一種，它的外形小巧，適合一些小五金件鑽孔攻牙使用，它的有效行程是X軸左右移動在400mm、Y軸左右移動在300mm、Z主軸上下移動在200mm。工作台的稱重量在50kg左右，一些小型金屬件都可以進行打孔攻絲用。如需了解更多産品可參考下方標准數據

項目/型號	DNC-430D	DNC-630D	單位
機床外形尺寸（長X寬X高）	8509001700	100010001700	mm
X軸行程（主軸左右移動）	400	600	mm
Y軸行程（主軸前後移動）	300	300	mm
Z軸行程（主軸上下移動）	120	120	mm
主軸端面至工作台面距離	120	120	mm
工作台尺寸（長X寬）	X600，Y250	X800 Y250	mm
最大承重	50	50	kg
T形槽尺寸	上寬13，下寬20	上寬13，下寬20	mm
鑽孔直徑範圍：	0.3-16（可訂制）	0.3-16（可訂制）	mm
主軸轉速	0-6000/0-24000	0-6000/0-24000	rpm/min
滾珠絲杆（X/Y/Z)	X,Y,Z:φ16*05（台灣原裝進口）	X,Y,Z:φ16*05（台灣原裝進口）	mm
線性導軌	X,Y,Z:20*2（台灣原裝進口）	X,Y,Z:20*2（台灣原裝進口）	mm
主軸電機	0.55/0.75/2.2	0.55/0.75/2.2	kw
X、Y、Z軸快速進給	15000/15000/15000	15000/15000/15000	mm/min
定位精度	≤0.02/1000	≤0.02/1000	mm
重複定位精度	≤0.02	≤0.02	mm
系統分辯率	0.001	0.001	mm
系統程序存儲量	約10000	約10000	個
機床重量	約500	550	kg
編程方式	手動編程，電腦編程兼用
編程傳輸方式	USB
切削冷卻	喷水式切削冷卻系统
系統外接信號控制	支持
外接移動控制	手輪控制
信號燈提示	三色加蜂鳴LED信號燈

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