Drill (low-speed) Rebir UM2-16/1200ER

The Rebir UM2-16/1200ER low-speed drill is designed for tasks that require high torque at low revolutions per minute. Built with a model-specific motor and spindle configuration, this drill provides steady rotational force for controlled penetration into metal, wood and other solid materials. The machine is intended for workshop and industrial environments where reliable, sustained drilling performance is required.

Advantages

The drill delivers high torque at low RPM, allowing precise starts and slow, steady drilling without stalling. Its robust spindle and motor design reduce vibration and support sustained operation under load. The construction is suitable for mounting to benchtops or drill stands, ensuring repeatable hole placement and safer handling in production or hobby workshops.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in metal, including steel and non-ferrous alloys
• Woodworking tasks requiring controlled low-speed drilling
• Workshop and light industrial drilling operations
• Use with large-diameter drills, annular cutters or reamers

Key specifications

• Type: low-speed bench/stand drill
• Designed torque: high torque output suitable for heavy drilling
• Speed range: low RPM operation optimized for controlled drilling (single- or few-speed mechanical configuration)
• Drive: model-specific electric motor tuned for sustained low-speed torque
• Spindle: rigid spindle assembly for reduced runout and improved hole accuracy
• Mounting: compatible with bench or stand mounting for fixed-position drilling
• Applications: metalworking, woodworking and general workshop use

How to use

Secure the drill to a suitable bench or stand according to the mounting provisions, ensuring the machine is stable and square to the workpiece. Fit the appropriate drill bit, annular cutter or reamer into the spindle and tighten according to the tool holder instructions. Select the low-speed setting or gearbox ratio recommended for the material and tool diameter, apply steady feed pressure and allow the motor to maintain torque. Use cutting fluid when drilling metal and clear chips periodically to avoid overheating and clogging.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, match drill diameter and cutting speed to the material: use lower RPM and higher torque for large diameters and hard metals; use appropriate cutting lubricants and secure workpieces with clamps or a vise. Regularly inspect spindle runout, tighten mountings and perform routine motor and gearbox maintenance to maintain consistent drilling performance.