Deep hole machining method and deep hole drilling machine
Deep Hole Machining Methods Solid drilling is the most common method. It involves machining a hole in a solid material. Usually, the diameter, straightness and surface finish of the hole are so good that no subsequent machining is required. When machining forged, cast, pressed or extruded parts, the pre-drilled hole is usually reamed to obtain better straightness, surface finish and tolerances. If the machine power is not sufficient to perform integral drilling in a single operation, a smaller integral drill can be used to pre-drill the hole and then countersink it to the desired diameter. Hardening, tempering, stress relief annealing or other operations are sometimes performed between integral drilling and countersinking. What is a deep hole drilling machine? A deep hole drilling machine is a metal cutting machine designed to produce very deep, precision holes in almost any metal. Deep hole drilling machines can achieve the performance of specific tools such as BTA and gun ...