| Typical application | Small components, maintenance work and light fabrication | General machining, fixtures and medium-size components | Large workpieces, deep holes and continuous industrial production | Confirm workpiece material, hole depth, duty cycle and required production rate |
| Maximum recommended drilling diameter | Approximately 20–32 mm in mild steel | Approximately 32–63 mm in mild steel | Approximately 63–100 mm or more, depending on tooling | Ask for test-cut results using the intended material and tooling |
| Spindle motor power | Approximately 1.5–3 kW | Approximately 3–7.5 kW | Approximately 7.5–22 kW | Check rated power, overload capacity, motor efficiency and local electrical compatibility |
| Spindle speed range | Approximately 100–2,000 rpm | Approximately 50–1,500 rpm | Approximately 20–1,000 rpm | Verify whether the stated range is continuous, geared or variable-frequency controlled |
| Spindle taper | Commonly MT2 or MT3 | Commonly MT3, MT4 or ISO 40 | Commonly MT4, ISO 40 or ISO 50 | Match the taper with existing holders, drills, boring bars and automatic tool systems |
| Horizontal travel or drilling stroke | Approximately 150–400 mm | Approximately 300–800 mm | Approximately 600–1,500 mm | Compare usable stroke rather than total rail length |
| Workpiece capacity | Typical load up to 300 kg | Typical load approximately 300–1,000 kg | Typical load above 1,000 kg with reinforced fixturing | Request the rated load, table size, center-of-gravity limits and clamping method |
| Positioning or drilling depth accuracy | Typically ±0.10–0.20 mm | Typically ±0.05–0.10 mm | Typically ±0.03–0.08 mm with suitable measurement equipment | Require a documented inspection method, test piece and temperature conditions |
| Guide and support construction | Linear rails or supported guide shafts | Hardened guideways or profiled linear rails | Heavy cast structure with hardened ways or large profiled rails | Check guide hardness, preload, lubrication access and protection from chips |
| Feed system | Manual or basic powered feed | Powered feed with adjustable rate and depth stop | Servo or hydraulic feed with programmable drilling cycles | Confirm feed-force control, repeatability, return speed and emergency retraction |
| Coolant and chip management | External coolant nozzle; manual chip removal | Coolant pump and chip tray or basic enclosure | Flood coolant, filtration and powered chip conveyor options | Check pump flow, tank volume, filtration rating and compatibility with cutting fluids |
| Control system | Manual controls with limit switches | Digital readout or basic programmable controller | CNC control, recipe storage and automatic cycle monitoring | Confirm interface language, electrical drawings, remote diagnostics and spare-part support |
| Electrical requirements | Typically 220–240 V or 380–415 V, three-phase options | Typically 380–415 V, three-phase | Typically 380–415 V, three-phase; higher current capacity required | Specify voltage, frequency, phase, breaker rating and applicable local wiring rules |
| Safety provisions | Emergency stop, guards and travel-limit switches | Interlocked guarding, overload protection and coolant controls | Full enclosure, door interlocks, safety relays and monitored overload protection | Request conformity documentation for the destination market and a safety-function test report |
| Recommended inspection documents | Dimensional inspection and no-load test report | Accuracy report, load test and electrical inspection | Factory acceptance test, geometric accuracy report and repeatability data | Ensure documents identify the machine configuration, test tools and acceptance tolerances |
| Packaging and installation | Export crate; basic leveling required | Export crate, leveling pads and commissioning guidance | Reinforced export packing, foundation plan and supervised commissioning recommended | Confirm shipping dimensions, gross weight, lifting points, installation tools and site requirements |