What is Possible with Deep Hole Drilling?| Fabricating & Metalworking

What is Possible with Deep Hole Drilling?

Deep hole gundrilling, BTA drilling, bottle boring and skiving/roller burnishing machines from UNISIG can make components for medical, aerospace, die and mold, automotive, oil and gas, energy, firearms and hydraulic cylinder applications, as well as the tools used to produce those components.

Booth S-339159: Extreme depth-to-diameter ratio drilling capabilities from UNISIG include deep hole gundrilling, BTA drilling, bottle boring and skiving/roller burnishing machines for components from the medical, aerospace, die and mold, automotive, oil and gas, energy, firearms and hydraulic cylinder industries, as well as the tools used to produce them.

In Booth S-339159, UNISIG Deep Hole Drilling Systems (Menomonee Falls, WI) will showcase their breadth of applications with gundrilling, BTA drilling, bottle boring and skiving/roller burnishing machines for components from the medical, aerospace, die and mold, automotive, oil and gas, energy, firearms and hydraulic cylinder industries, as well as the tools used to produce them. In addition to a collection of workpieces, they will feature a custom UNX machine from their research and development lab that will demonstrate the extreme depth-to-diameter ratios possible with advanced equipment equipped with the latest control technologies. This machine possesses unique CNC motion control capabilities to produce highly accurate off-center gundrilled holes.

They will also introduce their expanded line of deep hole drilling and machining centers designed for moldmakers that complement their existing USC-M four-axis to seven-axis deep hole drilling and machining centers that serve as ideal systems for improving productivity and efficiency in mold production. These machines allow manufacturers to process large and small parts with four-sided machining capability in a single set-up. With the introduction of these new machines, moldmakers can easily select an option from a comprehensive range of systems that fits their individual part-processing needs. Visitors to the booth can discuss these machines and their uses further with application engineers and technical sales staff.