Drill Press Proma PROMA 25016005 — bench drill press, model 25016005

Proma PROMA 25016005 is a bench drill press designed for precision vertical drilling in metalworking, woodworking and hobby workshop environments. The model delivers stable table-mounted operation, a column-mounted head for consistent alignment, adjustable spindle speed and a depth stop mechanism to ensure repeatable hole depth. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for smaller workbenches while still supporting tasks that require accurate, controlled drilling.

Advantages

The drill press offers rigid construction and a stable table platform that reduces vibration during drilling, improving hole accuracy. Adjustable spindle speed enables matching cutting conditions to different materials and drill bit sizes. A depth stop provides consistent hole depths for repetitive operations. The bench-mounted design keeps the tool stationary for safer and more precise work compared with handheld drilling.

Suitable for

• Precision drilling in metal components and sheet metal
• Woodworking tasks such as dowel holes and joinery
• Hobby and DIY projects requiring repeatable hole placement
• Small workshop and bench-top fabrication work

Key specifications

• Bench-mounted vertical drill press configuration
• Adjustable spindle speed range for different materials
• Depth stop for repeatable drilling depth
• Column-mounted head and adjustable worktable for alignment
• Compact footprint suitable for bench-top installation

How to use

Secure the drill press to a stable workbench and verify the worktable and column are firmly tightened. Install an appropriate drill bit in the chuck and tighten according to the tool’s chuck tightening procedure. Set the spindle speed to match the material and drill bit size, then adjust the worktable height and clamp the workpiece securely. Use the depth stop to set the desired drilling depth for repeatable holes. Operate the feed handle with steady pressure, keeping hands clear of the rotating bit and using suitable clamps and personal protective equipment.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use sharp drill bits sized and rated for the target material, maintain moderate spindle speeds for metal drilling and higher speeds for softer woods, and regularly check and tighten mounting and clamping points to maintain accuracy over time.