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Seva SEV-M63 Wood Drill()
- Listing No
- 927336
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Seva
- Model
- SEV-M63
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Spindle machining unit, automatic drilling machine, drilling machine, pillar drilling machine, multi-spindle drilling machine, row drilling machine, dowel drilling machine Djwveb A Rtto Hi S Tocb -Drive: 0.25 kW -Speed: 2755 rpm -Drill head: Ø 12 mm -fixed, without feed -Number: 8x drill heads available Price: per piece -Dimensions: 700/120/H150 mm -Weight: 11 kg/piece Request more information Request more information Already requested
About this machine
This Seva SEV-M63 is a used wood drilling machine — sometimes referred to as a spindle drilling unit — designed for precise drilling operations in wood and wood-based materials. Machines of this type are widely used in furniture manufacturing, joinery, and cabinetmaking for boring dowel holes, hinge recesses, and other repetitive drilling tasks with consistent accuracy.
Each unit is a fixed drilling head assembly without a feed mechanism, configured as a single-spindle module intended for use within a multi-spindle or row drilling setup. The drill head accepts bits up to 12 mm in diameter and is driven by a 0.25 kW motor running at 2,755 rpm. Eight drill head units are available, offered individually on a per-piece basis, making it practical to source exactly the number of spindles required to expand or replace components within an existing drilling bank.
Each piece has a compact footprint, measuring 700 mm × 120 mm with a height of 150 mm, and weighs 11 kg, reflecting the modular, lightweight design typical of spindle units intended for integration into a larger machine frame or drilling row. The units are offered in used condition and are located in Delaware, Germany.
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