Standard machine · BX-20015
A dual-servo platform with servo-controlled spindle rotation and feed, configured for drilling and tapping hole patterns. Match the head, tools and fixture to your drawing, then define which operations share a setup and which require a separate position or tool change.
Define your configuration
Servo control describes the platform's drives. A complete proposal also needs the working tools, hole groups, part positions and handling steps. Use the operation sequence to distinguish a machine platform from a complete automated drilling-and-tapping process.
| Function | Scope to review | Confirm for your part |
|---|---|---|
| Operation sequence | List drilling, chamfering and tapping in the required order. | Incoming-hole state, tool changes, part transfers and any operations left upstream |
| Spindle rotation and feed | Review the settings and coordination needed by each selected tool. | Thread pitch, usable depth, approach, reversal and holder requirements |
| Multi-spindle head | Identify which holes are machined together and which need another group. | Coordinates, spindle count, tool clearance and combined load review |
| Part variants | Separate setting changes from physical tooling and fixture changes. | Thread and hole differences, head changes, saved setup information and first-part checks |
| Material and trial | Define the supplied grade, condition and representative samples. | Prepared-hole condition, inspection method, trial duration and evidence expected |
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Catalog drilling, tapping, travel, speed and motor-power values describe the platform. Their endpoints are not a guaranteed simultaneous operating combination. Confirm the usable configuration for the material, tools and number of active spindles; do not infer tool-changing, rigid tapping or independent pitch control from the servo label.
Show how the part and tools move between operations. A platform with both capabilities does not by itself establish an automatic combined cycle. Where several positions or operations are required, compare a traverse or rotary layout with the same scope.
List pitch and depth for each threaded hole. A common feed with several tool spindles needs an explicitly compatible tooling arrangement. Servo drives alone do not make different pitches or depths suitable for simultaneous machining.
Provide exact grades, supplied forms and material conditions rather than a family name. Use representative blanks and agreed checks to assess the proposed process. A successful trial on one material or tool setup does not confirm the entire catalog range.
Catalog reference
These catalog values describe the machine platform. Confirm the applicable range for your material, spindle count, tooling and machining requirements before ordering.
| Catalog model | BX-20015 |
|---|---|
| Drilling range | Ø1–15 mm |
| Tapping range | M0.8–M16 |
| Spindle travel | 50–200 mm |
| Spindle speed | 200–5,000 rpm |
| Servo motor power | 1.0–3.0 kW |
Machine operation
Use these equipment examples to review the layout and operation. Tooling, workholding and the machining sequence must be agreed for your part.
Servo-controlled spindle rotation and feed on a multi-spindle platform. Match the head and fixture to the holes and threads in your part.
View machine platform →Price & quotation
BX-20015 servo tapping machine price depends on the head layout, active tools, fixtures, worktable arrangement and defined operation sequence. Request separate scope for drilling, tapping, tool or part transfer, loading and inspection. Compare quotes using the same variants and trial requirements.
Before ordering
The published platform has servo spindle rotation and servo feed. Confirm the offered control mode, holder requirements, pitch coordination and reversal behavior for the actual setup. The drive description alone is not a specification for every tapping mode.
Do not assume this from the number of servos. Provide a pitch and depth schedule by hole position so the supplier can confirm whether the head, feed and holders support that group or whether separate operations are needed.
No. It is the catalog platform reference, not a promise for every alloy, tap type, depth or simultaneous spindle load. Ask for the proposed application range, tooling and representative-part verification to be stated in the offer.
Continue your review
Choose by the thread schedule and complete process.
Define the alloy, temper and incoming blank.
Define grade, supplied form and protected surfaces.
Separate compatible groups from sequential operations.
Define the transferred features, locating references and complete route.
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