This Stanko 2K52 is a used drilling machine — sometimes referred to as a radial drill or column drill — designed for boring precise holes in metal workpieces. Drilling machines of this type are widely used in general metalworking, tool-making, and industrial manufacturing, where controlled, repeatable drilling operations are required. Stanko is a well-known Russian machine tool manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy-duty metal-cutting and metal-forming equipment for engineering and industrial applications worldwide.
The spindle accepts tooling via a Morse taper 3 (MT3) shank, a widely used standard that gives the machine compatibility with a broad range of drills, reamers, and other cutting tools. The drilling head travels 500 mm along the longitudinal X-axis, providing generous reach across the workpiece, and the depth of throat — the distance from the spindle centreline to the column — measures 800 mm, indicating the maximum radial reach of the machine. The table dimensions are 1,120 × 550 mm, offering a substantial work surface for securing and supporting workpieces during operation. The base shares the same footprint of 1,120 × 550 mm.
Spindle speed is variable across a range of 63 to approximately 1,600 rpm, allowing the operator to select an appropriate cutting speed for different materials and tool diameters. The machine is equipped with a clamping system for securing workpieces or tooling, and a cooling system is included to manage heat generated during cutting. The machine weighs 1,620 kg, reflecting the robust cast construction typical of this class of industrial drilling equipment. This used example is located in Belgium.
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