Drilling Machine ELMAG KBM 16TN

SKU: 16020

Drilling capacity in steel; 16 mm
Taper in quill MK-2
Overhang: 195 mm
Revolutions: 100 - 2000 rpm
Spindle stroke: 80 mm

819,84 €

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23.11.2026

Short product description

Drilling capacity in steel; 16 mm
Taper in quill MK-2
Overhang: 195 mm
Revolutions: 100 - 2000 rpm
Spindle stroke: 80 mm

Product description

Advantages:

The compact desktop drilling machines KBM 16 TN are equipped with a proven drive system featuring a powerful quality motor and belt drive. By using precision bearings, a high rotation accuracy is achieved.
With a drilling capacity in steel of 16 mm, these models are suitable for ambitious model makers and hobby craftsmen, as well as for anyone who values a professionally equipped workshop.
Tip: Ideal price in a set.

Standard equipment:

Self-tightening drill chuck B 16, 1–16 mm
LED lighting
Right/left turn
Taper shank MK 2 / B 16
Ejector wedge
Tool set
Operating instructions / CE

Technical data:

Drilling capacity in steel	16 mm
Spindle mount (drill spindle)	MK 2
Speed range	100–2000 rpm
Number of speed levels	12
Drilling stroke	80 mm
Slots in the drill table	16 mm
Drill table stroke	360 mm
Overhang	195 mm
Tilt of the drill table	± 45°
Rotation of the drill table	± 180°
Distance from quill to table	110–470 mm
Drill table size	300 x 310 mm
Motor power	550 W
Power supply	400/50 V/Hz
Dimensions	300 x 310 x 680 mm
Base area	285 x 495 mm
Machine height	1070 mm
Weight	56 kg

This is how professionals drill

1. Drill selection: For metals: use high-performance high-speed steel (HSS) metal drills. For hard metals or stainless steel: metal drills with a titanium coating or made from cobalt alloy.

2. Marking: Mark the drilling point with a marking pen. Align a hardened marking drill and mark the drilling point with a short hammer tap – this way the drill doesn't slip. For HSS drills with cross grinding, marking isn't necessary. For large drilling diameters, pre-drill first with a smaller drill bit.

3. Rotation speed: To avoid damaging the drill bit, rotate hard metals at a low speed and with light pressure. For softer metals, use a higher speed. Reduce pressure before breaking through.

4. Drill cooling: Drill cooling. During long drilling sessions, frequently lift the drill and supply cooling liquid, and pause drilling if necessary.