The Ganner RB 107 is a used wood drilling machine — sometimes referred to as a multi-spindle drill or row drilling machine — designed for the simultaneous drilling of multiple holes in timber and wood-based materials. This type of machine is widely used in furniture manufacturing, joinery, and cabinet production, where consistent, repeatable hole patterns at fixed centres are essential to efficient assembly.
The machine is equipped with a single drill beam carrying 26 spindles set at a centre distance of 32 mm, allowing it to drill an entire row of holes in a single pass. This fixed spacing makes it well suited to applications such as shelf-pin drilling, dowel-hole production, and similar repetitive boring operations. The drill beam configuration is a defining feature of row drilling machines, providing both speed and positional accuracy across the full width of a workpiece.
Power is supplied by a 1.5 kW motor running at 2,800 rpm, delivering the rotational speed appropriate for clean, controlled boring in wood. The machine also includes three hold-down devices, which clamp the workpiece securely during the drilling cycle to prevent movement and ensure hole accuracy. Operation is controlled via a foot switch, freeing both hands to position and guide the material, which is a practical and common arrangement on this class of machine.
The serial number is 121627. The machine is located in Röllbach, Germany, and is described as available at short notice.
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