Supplier
Belmont Equipment & Technologies
Phone:
248-588-7011
Toll-Free:
800-356-4811
Fax:
248-588-3337
Cleary Developments, Inc.
Please visit:
Belmont Equipment & Technologies
Mailing Address:
32055 Edward Ave.
Madison Heights,
MI
48071
US
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Belmont EDM EDM Machines
A Special Message from Belmont Equipment & Technologies
EDM Supplier "Everything for EDM since 1960!"
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The 2Z400/P2 Fast Hole EDM Drill Attachment provides fast and accurate machined holes in any electrically conductive material. |
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The A22M/P2 Model EDM Drill provides fast and accurate machined holes in any electrically conductive material. This machine tool is ideal for making "start holes" for wire cut EDM, as well as holes for, aerospace, medical, automotive and production holes in hardened materials where conventional drills are inadequate. |
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The Astec A34 CNC High Speed Drill can be built in several configurations to suit your application. |
Product Categories of Belmont Equipment & Technologies
- Automated Pallet Systems
- Brass & Copper Alloys
- Chillers
- Chucks, Collet Type (for Workholding)
- Chucks, Precision
- Collets for Toolholding
- Collets for Workholding
- Coolants, Cutting Fluids & Oils
- Diamond Tools
- Drilling & Tapping Machines, CNC
- Drilling Heads/Attachments
- Drilling Machines, Deep Hole (Gundrilling)
- Dust Collectors, Air Filtration & Treatment Equipment
- EDM Filtration Equipment & Supplies
- EDM Tooling
- EDM, Ram Type (Die-Sinking) CNC
- EDM, Ram Type (Die-Sinking) Manual
- EDM, Small Hole
- EDM, Wire Type
- Electrode Materials, EDM Wire, & Supplies
- End Mills
- Horizontal Machining Centers, Five-Axis
- Indexers & Rotary Tables
- Inserts, Indexable (Carbide, etc.) & Tool Inserts
- Milling Cutters
- Milling Machines, Graphite
- Oil Filtration & Treatment Equipment
- Robots, Industrial
- Tooling Systems, Modular and/or Quick-Change
- Water Filtration & Treatment Equipment
- Workholding, Custom
Deep Links
As seen in PM
EDM Drill Solves Oil Passage Problem
This manufacturer was having a problem machining a 0.025-inch diameter oil feed hole at an angle in a hardened steel component called the Bronson Roller. The 30-degree angle of entry and the hardened condition of the roller body made it a difficult task for conventional drilling. The part was one of a family of parts that vary in OD and oil hole angle of entry.
