BROBO GROUP BDF32-1 Geared Head Drill User Manual

BROBO GROUP BDF32-1 Geared Head Drill

Product Information

Product Name: BDF32-1 & BDF45-1 Geared Head Drill
Manufacturer: Brobo Group (Aust) Pty. Ltd.
Manufactured in: China
Contact Information:

• Address: 8 Fowler Rd, Dandenong, 3175, Victoria, Australia
• Phone: +61 3 9794 8751
• Email: info@brobo.com.au
• Website: www.brobo.com.au

Product Usage Instructions

Preparation for Operation
The following procedure is recommended for correct drilling using the Brobo Group Drill:

1. Clean the workpiece to ensure it is free of any grit, swarf, or flammable substances. Use a solvent that is inflammable and non-toxic to remove any residue.
2. Prior to drilling, clear the drill and the work area around the workpiece of any swarf or tools to minimize the likelihood of user injury during the drilling operation.
3. Load the workpiece into the mechanical vice (sold separately) located on the rack lift and fasten it securely. Adjust the height and horizontal position by loosening the rack lift. Once the workpiece is in the desired location, relock the rack lift assembly.
4. Check that the correct drill speed setting is selected and position the safety eye shield to deflect swarf and any dislodged particles.
5. Turn the machine on. Slowly drill into the workpiece until a guide indent is created. Gradually increase the feed rate by applying a constant yet steady force on the feed handle until the desired hole depth is reached.
6. Reverse the direction of the drill feed until it comes to rest in its start position and turn the drill machine off.

Operation Recommendations
To reduce frictional contact between the drill bit and workpiece, apply a light coating of oil or lubricant to the drill bit prior to drilling. Do not force the drill bit through the workpiece as this significantly reduces its lifespan and increases the risk of bending or breaking, which can injure the operator. When drilling larger hole diameters through thick materials, it is advisable to split the drilling operation into two or three stages. Start by drilling a smaller hole size and gradually  increase it until the desired final hole size is achieved.

Warning – Jamming
If the drill jams during a drill, engage the emergency stop immediately. Remove the part and check that the drill bit is not damaged. If necessary, replace the drill bit.

Preparation for Operation

The following procedure is recommended for the correct drilling using the Brobo Group Drill

WARNING – SAFETY GEAR
Protective clothing, safety glasses and gloves should always be worn while loading parts, operating the machine, or undertaking any maintenance work on the machine.

PROCEDURE

1. Clean the workpiece to ensure it is free of any grit, swarf or flammable substances. It is highly recommended that a solvent is used to remove any residue while ensuring the solvent is inflammable and non-toxic.
2. Prior to drilling, clear the drill & the work area around the workpiece of any swarf or/and tools to minimize the likelihood of the user getting injured during the drilling operation.
3.  Load the workpiece into the mechanical vice (sold separately), located on the rack lift, & fastened the workpiece securely. Loosen the rack lift & adjust the height & horizontal position. Once you have positioned the workpiece into the desired location, relock the rack lift assembly.
4. Check that the correct speed drill speed setting is selected, & the safety eye shield is directly positioned to deflect the swarf & any dislodged particles.
5. Turn the machine on. Proceed by slowly drilling into the workpiece until a guide indent is created. Steadily increase the feed rate of drilling by applying a constant yet steady force on the feed handle until the desired hole depth is reached.
6. Reverse the direction of the drill fed until it comes to rest in its start position & turn the drill machine off.

Operation Recommendations

• To reduce the amount of frictional contact between the drill bit & workpiece, a light coating of oil or lubricant can be applied to the drill bit price to drilling.
• Do not force the drill bit through the workpiece as this significantly reduces the lifespan of the bit, as well as increasing the risk of the bit bending and/or breaking & injuring the operator.
• When drilling through larger hole diameters through thick materials, it is advisable to split the drilling operation into two or three stages, starting from drilling a smaller hole size & increasing it until the desired final hole size.

WARNING – JAMMING
If the drill jams during a drill, engage the EMERGENCY STOP immediately. Remove the part, check that the drill bit is not damage and if need be, replace the drill bit.

Advice for the Operator

• Protective eyewear or goggles must be worn at all times while attending & operating the drill.
• Do not attempt to operate the machine unless all safety guards are in operation.
• Ensure that hands & arms are kept clear of the drilling zone when the machine is operating.
• Do not wear loose clothing with long sleeves & oversized gloves, bracelets, necklaces, or any other loose object that may become entangled in the machine’s tooling bit during drilling. Long hair must be tied back or placed in a hair net.
• Always disconnect the power supply to the machine before carrying out any maintenance work or adjustments. This includes cases of abnormal operations of the machine.
• Any maintenance work performed on the hydraulic, pneumatic or coolant systems must be carried out only after the pressure in the system has been released.
• The operator MUST NOT conduct any risky operations or those not required for the drilling in the course (e.g. remove swarf shavings from the machine while drilling).  Never move the drill while the machine is operating.
• Always keep the workplace are as clean as possible.  Remove equipment, tools or any other objects from the drilling zone.
• Support the workpiece to prevent it from falling or jamming during the drilling cycle.
• If the drill bit is jammed during a drill, activate the emergency stop function immediately. Do not continue forcing the drill bit through. This could damage the drill, the specimen or be a cause for potential injury to the operator.
• Always turn off the machine before carrying out any repair work. Consult the Brobo Group Engineering Department in the country in which the machine was initially purchased.

Machine Safety Devices

This product & maintenance manual is not purely intended as a guide for the usage, operation, & maintenance of the drill unit in a strict production environment; it is instead an instrument to providing information on how to use the machine correctly & safely. The following standards which are applicable to the Brobo Group Drill, are those specified by the EEC Committee that governs the safety of machinery, health & safety at work, personal protection & safeguarding of the work environment. In addition, the drill also complies with the Australian Standards regarding the safeguarding & general requirements for electrical equipment.

Reference Standards
MACHINE SAFETY

• EEC Directive No. 98/37/CE – Machines Directive
• EEC Directive No. 91/368 – 94/68 – Amends sections of EEC Directive No. 98/37/CE relating to machine safety
• EEC Directive No. 73/23 – Low Voltage Directive
•  AS4024.1 – 1996 – Safeguarding of Machinery

HEALTH & SAFETY AT WORK 

• AS3100 – 2002 – General Requirements for Electrical Equipment
• OH. & S. 1995.81/1995 – Compliance References
• EEC Directive No. 80/1107; 83/477; 86/188; 88/188; 88/642 – Protection of workers against risks caused by exposure to physical, chemical & biological agents in the workplace
• EEC Directive No. 73/23 & Special EEC Directives No. 89/654; 89/655 – Improvements in health & safety at work

Outline Drawing

Technical Specifications

No.

|  | MODEL
---|---|---
BDF32-1| BDF45-1
2.1| Max. drilling capacity| 32mm| 45mm
2.2| Taper of spindle hole| Morse No.3| Morse No.4
2.3| Max. travel of spindle| 130mm

2.4

| Distance between the centre of spindle and the surface of the vertical column| ****

283mm

2.5

| Maximum distance between the spindle nose and the surface of working table|

725mm

2.6

| Maximum distance between the spindle nose and the base surface| ****

1125mm

2.7

| Maximum travel of the supporting block of working table| ****

600mm

2.8| Maximum travel of spindle box| 250 mm
2.9| Dimensions of working table| 380 mm×300mm
2.10| Steps of spindle| 6

2.11

| ****

Speed of spindle     ( r/min )

| 50Hz:80;145;260;375;710;1250
60Hz:95;175;310;450;850;1500
2.12| Dimensions of the base surface| 417 mm×416mm

2.15

| ****

Motor

| Power (KW)|  | 1.5| 1.5
Voltage (V)| 3Ø ,415 ∆ (AUS) – 3Ø , 220 ∆ /415 Y (US)
Speed (r/min)| 1400
2.16| Overall dimensions    (L×W×H)| 737 mm×600 mm×1680mm
2.17| Net Weight/Gross weight (Kg)|  | 430/480| 435/485

Main Applications and Features

• Applications include drilling, spot facing, chamfering, reaming, tapping and boring.
• The headstock and worktable are easily adjusted, the headstock and worktable can be moved up and down and be rotated 360° around the vertical column.
• The headstock and worktable can also be leaned ±90° and spun 360°.
• Depth of drilling is ensured by a scale fixed on the sleeve and a setting nut.
• Tools/arbors are easily changed using the tool retracting dial.

Transmission System
(As shown in Figure 2)

• The spindle has 6 different speeds which is driven by a motor shaft I through gears 6 & 7 to shaft II, and gear 2 to gears 3, 4 & 5 to shaft III, then gear 1 to gear 8 to spindle.
• Spindle feeding downward is performed by gear 9 driving rack of the spindle sleeve, and repositioning of the spindle sleeve can be performed automatically by spring fix adjustment on gear 9.

Electrical system

Lubrication
Top up lubrication oil No. 30 to the headstock every 6 months, the lubrication oil should be added once a week (ball valves), reference figure 5 for the location of lubrication.

Lifting and Installation

All locking handles must be locked before lifting (Lifting point shown in figure 6).
When installing the machine, bury the foot-screw in a cement foundation according to the position of base holes, after the cement has condensed completely, place the machine on the cement foundation and secure to footing screws.

Main Functions and Operation of the Machine

block
6| Block of Scale orientation| 15| Working table
7| Up and down the handle of

Headstock

| 16| Lock nut
8| Lock handle of spindle| 17| Supporting table

MAIN SPINDLE CONTROL

Main Spindle Control has “forward, reverse, and stop” positions.

ADJUSTING HEADSTOCK

• By loosening the lock handle (11) & turning the handle (7), the headstock can be moved up and down.
• Loosening the lock nuts on the headstock allows the headstock to be leaned ±90º. Make sure to lock the handle (11) and all lock nuts before operating the drill.
• Adjust the return spring by adjusting the spring in Figure (9), loosening the handle (2), and turning the spring base (1) allows the adjustment of spring force, lock handle (2) once you have the desired force of spring return.

ADJUSTING SPINDLE FEED

• Turning the handle towards you (1) will drive the spindle downward. Loosening the handle (8), the spindle automatically is returned under the spring force.

ARBOR/TOOL RELEASE

• Turning the dial (12) to the “↓” position and pushing the handle (1) upward will allow the arbor/tool to be removed. Turning the dial to the “↑” position will allow the arbor/tool to be installed again.

DEPTH DRILLING

• Turning nut (9) to adjust block (6) allows adjustment of depth control of drilling. ADJUSTING WORKTABLE
• Loosening the lock handle (14) and turning handle (13) allows the worktable to be moved up and down.
• Loosening the lock handle (14) also allows the supporting block together with the worktable to be rotated 0-360° around the column.
• Loosening lock handle (10) allows the worktable to be rotated 360°
• The working table can be leaned ±90° after loosening the nuts (16).

Assembly Drawings & Spare Parts List

Brobo Group Warranty

• The supplier warrants that all goods supplied by it, shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of twelve(12) months from the date of delivery to the Customer. (“The Warranty Period”), on the following terms and conditions.
• The Customer shall promptly provide written particulars to the Supplier on becoming aware of any defect in the goods during the Warranty Period and shall provide the Supplier with all necessary access, facilities, and information to enable the  Supplier to ascertain or verify the nature and the cause of the defect and to carry out its obligations under this warranty.
• The Supplier’s obligation under this warranty is limited to repairs of the defective goods and the Supplier is under no obligation to replace the goods or refund the value of the goods to the Customer.
• If the goods are, in the opinion of the Supplier, not defective or if any defect is attributable to any one or more of the following circumstances then the Supplier is under no obligation whatsoever to the Customer:
  • The use of the goods for a purpose other than that for which they were intended to be used;
  • The repair, modification or alteration of the goods by any person other than the Supplier;
  • Where the defect has arisen due to misuse, neglect or accident, howsoever arising;
  • Where the defect has arisen due to the installation of the goods which were, in the reasonable opinion of the Supplier, incorrectly carried out
  • Where the goods have not been correctly stored or maintained
  • Where the defect has arisen due to normal wear and tear on the goods
• The Supplier is under no obligation under this warranty where the Customer has failed to observe the terms of payment for the goods or any other obligation imposed by the terms and conditions of this warranty.
• In the event that the Supplier is supplying goods, that have been manufactured by third parties, the Customer shall be entitled to the benefit of any Manufacturer’s Warranty in respect of such goods. The Customer acknowledges that the Supplier accepts no responsibility whatsoever for any Manufacturer’s Warranty or any claim howsoever arising from the use of the goods, whether singularly or in combination with other products.
• The Supplier shall not be liable for any indirect or consequential losses or expenses suffered by the Customer, howsoever caused.
• Except as specifically set out herein, or in writing by way of catalogue or pamphlet or otherwise provided by the Supplier to the Customer any term, representation, condition or warranty in respect of the quality, condition or description of the goods, whether implied by statute, common law, trade usage, custom or otherwise, is hereby expressly excluded.
  This warranty is given by Brobo Group Pty Ltd, ABN: 42 098 264 316
  Address: 8 Fowler Rd, Dandenong, VIC 317

03 9794 8751
? 03 9794 8792
✉ info@brobo.com.au

This warranty is provided in addition to other rights and remedies you have under law: Our goods come with guarantees which cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to replacement or refund for a major failure and to compensation for other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

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