Parksons Engineering Corporation

Typical Applications

General drilling in steel, cement, and power plant workshops.
Fabrication support work for flanges, brackets, gussets, and smaller structural members.
Auxiliary drilling operations in ordnance factories, defence workshops, and heavy engineering shops.
Workshops requiring a robust, floor-mounted drilling machine for repetitive day-to-day tasks.

• Heavy-duty pillar drilling machine intended for rigid drilling and tapping in industrial maintenance and fabrication environments.
• High-mass cast-iron construction (IS:210) providing rigidity and resistance to frame deflection under drilling load.
• Case-hardened and ground alloy steel spindle, suitable for sustained drilling duty with consistent hole alignment.
• Shot-blasted castings improve surface durability and paint adhesion in dusty shop-floor conditions.
• Conventional belt-driven or geared spindle systems offer a practical speed range for common drilling operations.
• Heavier models with power feed provide more consistent downward pressure for larger drill sizes, where manual feed becomes limiting.

(O) = Optional

Parameter	BDM-GT	P2/25/GTA	P4/38
Drilling Capacity (Steel)	20 mm	25 mm	38 mm
Tapping Capacity (Steel)	M-12 (O)	M-16 (O)	M-22 (O)
Spindle Taper	MT-2	MT-3	MT-4
Spindle Traverse	125 mm	140 mm	178 mm
Spindle to Base	600 mm	1080 mm	1000 mm
Table Size	Dia: 370 mm	Dia: 335 mm	Dia: 370 mm
Base Working Surface	385 × 375 mm	318 × 300 mm	370 × 330 mm
Spindle Speed Range	100 to 2700 RPM (10 steps)	100 to 2700 RPM (10 steps)	170 to 680 RPM (5 steps)
Feed Range	Hand Feed	0.1 - 0.3 mm/rev (3 steps)	0.09- 0.28 mm/rev (3 steps)
Spindle Motor	0.75 kW	1.5 kW	1.5 kW
Machine Weight (Approx.)	220 kg	610 kg	850 kg

Geometric & Functional Accuracy as per IS:2425.