3 Spindle KDT Drilling Machine Parts Drill Head 32x3 For Drilling Machines

Down a head on a KDT drilling machine? This is the 3-spindle drill head, model 32x3, supplied as a spare part for KDT drilling machines. Three spindles sit in one machined housing, the front face is marked 32/L, 0/R, 32/L above the shafts, one drive stub sits on the opposite face, so the head couples to the machine as one unit, and each shaft ends in a bit holder. Price is quoted per order, shipped from China by DHL, FedEx or UPS.

A drilling line that stops for a worn head runs into the same three things: a spare that is hard to identify, a head that goes back on in the wrong position, and an operator guessing which spindle came from where after a refit. This head is built to remove all three.

It is a 3-spindle drill head for KDT drilling machines, model 32x3: three spindle shafts carried in one machined housing and driven from a single stub on the opposite face. The front face is stamped 32/L, 0/R, 32/L directly above the three shafts, so the head can be identified and every spindle refitted in its original position without measuring. Each shaft ends in a bit holder on the outside of the housing, so a bit change is done at the front face and does not open the body.

The housing is a machined block with 2 through holes on the mounting face, screwed side plates on the flank and a single lubrication point on the side. It is catalogued as a woodworking machinery spare part for KDT drilling machines and ordered by model number 32x3. Price is quoted per order; shipment runs from China by DHL, FedEx or UPS.

What makes this head different is the marking on the face and the three spindles being carried as one part.

• Three spindles in one housing — all 3 shafts run through a single machined block, so the drill pattern comes from the part and not from 3 separate setups.
• 32/L, 0/R, 32/L stamped on the face — each spindle position is marked above its own shaft, so a spindle refitted after service goes back where it started.
• Model 32x3 — the ordering number repeats the face markings: 32 at the 2 outer positions, 0 at centre, 3 spindles in total.
• One drive stub, three outputs — the spindles are driven from 1 stub on the face opposite them, so the head couples to the machine as one unit.
• Bit holders outside the body — each of the 3 shafts ends in a holder on the outside, so bits are changed without opening the housing.
• Machined mounting face — the head locates on a flat machined face carrying 2 through holes, so it sits square on the machine.
• Single lubrication point — 1 nipple on the side of the housing, so the spindle train is serviced from the outside.
• Screwed side plates — the flank is closed by plates held with screws, so the spindle train can be reached for service.

When a KDT head wears out the usual choice is a used part of unknown history or a line run at reduced depth. This head answers both without touching the rest of the machine.

• Back on the same pattern. The 32/L, 0/R, 32/L markings put every one of the 3 spindles back in the position it came from, so the hole pattern after a swap matches the pattern before it.
• One part off, one part on. 3 spindles arrive in 1 housing, so a head swap is 1 removal and 1 fitting instead of 3 spindle changes.
• Identity you can read on the part. The ordering number 32x3 repeats the face markings, so a fitter confirms the right head from the part in hand, without a drawing.
• Service stays on the outside. 1 lubrication point on the flank and screwed side plates mean routine attention does not require stripping the head.
• A spare sized to the line. Ordered as a KDT spare by model number, it keeps 3 spindles working for the price of a part rather than a machine.
• Quoted per order, shipped 3 ways. Send the model number 32x3 and the quantity; delivery runs from China by DHL, FedEx or UPS.

Yes, it is supplied as a spare for KDT drilling machines. It is listed as a 3-spindle drill head, model 32x3, under woodworking machinery spare parts; compare it against the head you are taking off before ordering.

Three. All 3 shafts sit in one machined housing, and the front face is marked 32/L, 0/R, 32/L above them in that order.

It is the model number of this head. Three spindles, 32 at the 2 outer positions and 0 at centre, exactly as the markings read on the front face. Quote 32x3 when you ask for a price.

No, it is a spare part. The drill head mounts on a KDT drilling machine; the machine itself is not included.

The whole head comes off as one unit. All 3 spindles are carried in a single housing, so a swap is 1 removal and 1 fitting.

By the markings on the front face. 32/L, 0/R and 32/L are stamped above the 3 shafts, so each spindle goes back in its original position.

It is the service point for the spindle train. One nipple on the side of the housing lets the head be lubricated without opening the body.

Price is quoted per order. Send the model number 32x3, the machine it fits (KDT) and the quantity; shipment runs from China by DHL, FedEx or UPS.