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| There are three different systems for Deep Hole Drilling | |||
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The Gun Drill System (move mouse over image for detail) | ||
| For small diameters. | |||
| Can easily be applied in a machining centre by using a pre-drilled hole for guidance. | |||
| Note: requires high coolant pressure. | |||
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The Single Tube System (move mouse over image for detail) | ||
| In materals with poor chip forming properties such as stainless steel, and low-carbon steel. | |||
| In materials with an uneven structure when chipbreaking problems exist. | |||
| More advantageous for long series production. | |||
| Uniform and extremely long work pieces. | |||
| For hole diameters larger than 200 mm. | |||
| Requires special deep hole drilling machine. | |||
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The Ejector System (move mouse over image for detail) | ||
| Requires no seal between the workpiece and the drill bushing. | |||
| Adapted easily to existing machines, preferable in conventional lathes, turning centres, machining centres and horizontal boring machines. | |||
| For machining workpieces where sealing problems can arise. | |||
| An advantage when it is possible to use a pre-drilled hole instead of a drill bushing for guidance, for example in machining centres. | |||