Drilling Tool
Product Code : LSK-TOMLE-10630
Drilling Tool (SKU LSK-TOMLE-10630) is an arm-wheel type strain-gauge drill tool dynamometer for measuring thrust and torque while a hole is being drilled. By changing speed, feed and depth of cut, students see how both loads respond. It serves machining and metal-cutting practicals in engineering colleges, polytechnics and technical institutes. Supplies go out from Science Lab Supplies in Ambala, India to those institutions and to tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
A strain-gauged sensing unit and work piece holder carries the drilling load, and a compact two-channel digital indicator shows thrust and torque simultaneously. The unit takes holes up to 25 mm in mild steel and is factory-calibrated with a proving ring, so readings appear directly in kg.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-TOMLE-10630 |
| Type | Arm-wheel type strain-gauge drill tool dynamometer |
| Quantities measured | Thrust and torque during drilling, read simultaneously |
| Drilling capacity | Holes up to 25 mm in mild steel |
| Sensing unit | Mechanical sensing unit and work piece holder with strain gauges |
| Indicator | Two-channel digital force indicator with balancing potentiometer; switches, fuses and screen-printed front plate |
| Calibration | Factory-calibrated with a proving ring; readings directly in kg |
| Cutting fluid | Can be used during operation |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Drilling Tool Dynamometer
The dynamometer measures the axial thrust and the torque produced by a drill and links them to spindle speed, feed and material. It belongs in the metal-cutting laboratory of mechanical and production engineering programmes and is useful as TVET workshop equipment where drilling practice is backed by measured data.
- B.Tech / B.E. mechanical engineering: thrust and torque measurement in drilling.
- Diploma production engineering: effect of feed and drill size on cutting loads.
- Comparing drilling with and without cutting fluid.
- ITI machinist and fitter training: instructor-led demonstrations of drilling forces.
Standard Scope of Supply
The set consists of the mechanical sensing unit and work piece holder with strain gauges, plus a control panel housing the digital force indicator, balancing potentiometer, connecting cables, switches, fuses and screen-printed front plate. The drilling machine and drills come from the laboratory and are not part of the supply.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
A quotation can be raised for a single dynamometer or for enough units to equip several drilling stations; it shows the packing, delivery time and price for that quantity. The lathe, grinding and milling dynamometers in this range can be listed on the same document.
With an Importer-Exporter Code in place, Science Lab Supplies is a registered exporter able to ship to buyers in Tanzania, Uganda, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman and the Philippines. Questions and orders can be sent on the contact page or through the enquiry cart, and the lab tender page covers tender enquiries.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Drilling Tool measure?
It measures thrust and torque during a drilling operation. Both values are shown together on the two-channel digital indicator, and because the unit is calibrated with a proving ring, readings are given directly in kg.
What hole size can it handle?
The dynamometer is suitable for drilling holes up to 25 mm in mild steel. For larger drills or other materials, describe the planned experiment in your enquiry first.
Can cutting fluid be used?
Yes. Cutting fluid can be used during operation, so students can compare dry drilling with lubricated drilling on the same set-up.
Who is the supplier of this dynamometer?
Science Lab Supplies is the supplier, working from Ambala, India. It quotes the unit directly to colleges and institutes and to tender contractors and distributors buying for them.
Related Machining Dynamometers
Drilling forces are normally measured alongside turning, grinding and milling in the same course. These items from the Theory of Machine range complete the set of machining stations, each using a similar strain-gauge sensor and digital indicator.
- Lathe Tool — two-component dynamometer for orthogonal turning.
- Grinder Tool — force measurement during surface grinding.
- Milling Tool — companion unit for milling practicals.
- Tool Dynamometers — the full dynamometer family in one listing.
Browse the full Theory of Machine Lab Equipments range or all TVET lab equipment.
Last updated: 25 September 2026
