KDT 32x5 Drilling Machine Parts Boring Head Spindle Head

Replacing a worn boring head on a KDT drilling machine? The 32x5 is a 5-spindle head: five drill-bit seats in one machined body, 32 mm from seat to seat, with the outer pair 64 mm either side of the centre zero mark. The front face is engraved 64 R / 32 L / 0 R / 32 L / 64 R, so every seat carries its offset and its rotation direction on the metal itself. It is listed as a KDT drilling machine spare, ships from China by DHL, FedEx or UPS, and is priced per quotation.

A cabinet line that loses its boring head loses three things at once: row pitch drifts when one seat wears, dowel holes stop meeting shelf-pin holes on the next panel, and every piece leaving the machine has to be measured by hand. The machine is rarely the problem; one used head is.

This is the 32x5 KDT boring head: 5 drill-bit seats on one machined body, 32 mm centre to centre, the middle seat on the 0 mark, the outer pair 64 mm either side, 128 mm apart across the head. It is listed as a spare for KDT drilling machines and as a woodworking machinery spare part, so it goes onto a machine you already run.

What separates it from a plain drill block is the scale cut into the front face: 64 R / 32 L / 0 R / 32 L / 64 R. Each seat is marked with its distance from zero and its rotation direction, so a bit goes back into the seat it belongs to. The five seats sit in one body, so the row pitch comes off the head, not off a tape.

Nothing on this part is electrical: one body, one drive shaft on the underside, mounting faces at both ends. Origin China, shipped by DHL, FedEx or UPS, price by quotation against 32x5.

Each point below is a number or a marking that can be read off the part itself:

• Five seats in one body. 5 seats machined into one head mean a 5-hole row is one stroke, not five.
• 32 mm pitch. Seat centres are 32 mm apart, the pitch that decides whether dowels meet the shelf pins.
• 128 mm across the outer pair. Each outer seat sits 64 mm from the zero mark, so the outermost holes are 128 mm apart.
• Zero on the centre seat. The middle seat is engraved 0, one datum to set the head against before the first hole.
• R and L on every seat. The face reads 64 R / 32 L / 0 R / 32 L / 64 R: direction is engraved beside each offset.
• One drive shaft underneath. A single shaft on the underside takes the drive from the machine, so the head drops onto your carrier.
• Machined faces at both ends. Both ends bolt straight to the carrier, so the head is one block, not a stack of spacers.
• A spare, not a machine. Listed as a KDT drilling machine spare and a woodworking machinery spare part: the head swaps, the machine stays.
• China origin, three carriers. Shipped from China by DHL, FedEx or UPS against the code 32x5.

Two options on paper: drill one hole at a time and re-measure every row, or buy a second machine. This head is the third:

• The row stops depending on the operator. 5 seats fixed 32 mm apart in one body mean two shifts bore the same row.
• One stroke replaces five. A 5-hole row costs one plunge instead of 5, and no row is left half-drilled.
• You replace a head, not a machine. Off-pitch holes usually mean a used head, not a dead machine.
• Bits go back in the right seat. 64 R / 32 L / 0 R / 32 L / 64 R is read off the face, not guessed.
• Set-up is visible. The 0 mark and 64 mm at each end give two datums to check before the first panel.
• Nothing to wire. One drive shaft underneath, machined faces at both ends: the swap stays mechanical.
• One code, one quote. 32x5 names the 5-spindle, 32 mm version, so the quote matches the code on the old head.
• Your choice of carrier. From China by DHL, FedEx or UPS — 3 routes to match your deadline.
• A spare you can stock. A single head on the shelf means a worn seat does not hold the line for a week.

Five. The 32x5 carries 5 drill-bit seats in one machined body, 32 mm apart, with the outer pair 64 mm either side of the zero mark. That count is what the 5 in the code stands for.

It is the pitch and the spindle count: 32 mm between seats, 5 seats. The same family is also sold as 32x3 with 3 seats, so the code on the head you are replacing is what decides the order.

It is listed for KDT drilling machines. The sheet names the application as spares for KDT drilling machines and the type as woodworking machinery spare parts. Send the code and a photo of the head coming off, and it can be checked against the 5-seat, 32 mm layout before the order is placed.

The seat marked with the matching offset and direction. The face reads 64 R / 32 L / 0 R / 32 L / 64 R, so the outermost seats are the two 64 positions, the next pair is 32, and the centre seat is 0.

32 mm pitch and 128 mm across the outer seats. Seat centres are 32 mm apart, and each outer seat sits 64 mm from the zero mark, so the two outermost holes are 128 mm apart.

A complete head. What ships is the machined body with its 5 seats, the drive shaft on the underside and the mounting faces at both ends, as shown in the photographs on this page.

No. The item is the head, not the tooling, so bits and quick-change holders are ordered separately. The sheet does not print the seat size, so tell me the bit shank you run and it can be checked against the seats.

They come with the quotation. No MOQ, price or lead time is printed on the sheet: every order is answered against the model code 32x5 and the quantity you ask for, shipped from China by DHL, FedEx or UPS.