Radial Arm Drills

Radial Arm Drills

A Sharp Heavy Duty Radial Arm Drill is built for the work that pushes machines to their limits. Major castings use closed-grained, fully ribbed iron to deliver maximum stability under load, so you get consistent, accurate results even during demanding, heavy material processing on steel, cast iron, aluminum, and non-ferrous alloys.

Headstock gears are crafted from hardened, ground nickel-chrome alloy steel for long-lasting precision, while the arm is mounted with ground slideways, ensuring smooth, repeatable positioning.

Additionally, depending on the model, electric or hydraulic controls give you effortless adjustments exactly when and where you need them.

Models

Sharp Industries offers five radial arm drill models to match your workspace and workpiece requirements. They include:

  • Manual Machines

    RD-820

    Column Diameter 8.29 in.
    Head Travel 25.20 in.
    Column to Spindle 33.46 in.

  • Manual Machines

    RD-1230

    Column Diameter 12 in.
    Head Travel 35 in.
    Column to Spindle 48 in.
  • Manual Machines

    RD-1600

    Column Diameter 17 in.
    Head Travel 50 in.
    Column to Spindle 63 in.

  • Manual Machines

    RD-2000

    Column Diameter 17 in.
    Head Travel 61 in.
    Column to Spindle 78 in.
  • Manual Machines

    RD-2500

    Column Diameter 22 in.
    Head Travel 79 in.
    Column to Spindle 98 in.

Versatility And Precision In Radial Drills

Every Sharp radial drill is designed to handle a wide range of machining operations, including drilling, boring, counterboring, reaming, and tapping, without sacrificing accuracy. Electric or hydraulic arm controls, depending on your model, let you position the spindle precisely over your workpiece with minimal effort. Whether you’re working on compact parts or large, heavy components, the extended reach and stable construction keep you in control throughout every operation.

Why Choose Sharp Radial Drills

When you invest in a Sharp radial arm drill, you get a machine engineered to perform reliably for years. Closed-grained ribbed iron castings absorb stress without deflecting, and nickel-chrome alloy steel gears resist wear under continuous use. That means fewer interruptions, tighter tolerances over time, and a lower total cost of ownership, so your shop stays productive shift after shift.

Contact Us For More Information

Not sure which model fits your operation? Our team can help you match the right drill to your column size, reach requirements, and production demands. Contact us today, and we’ll make the selection process simple and get you cutting confidently sooner.

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