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. Science Lab Supplies quotes and dispatches it from Ambala, India for those institutions as well as for tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
Each drilling-dynamometer specification appears as a separate row in the table. In short, a strain-gauged sensing unit and work piece holder carries the drilling load, and a compact two-channel indicator shows thrust and torque together; the unit takes holes up to 25 mm in mild steel and reads directly in kg after proving-ring calibration.
| Specification | 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 |
| Variables studied | Speed, cut and feed |
| Sensing unit | Mechanical sensing unit and work piece holder with strain gauges |
| Indicator | Compact two-channel digital force indicator in a control panel |
| Panel fittings | Balancing potentiometer, connecting cables, switches, fuses |
| Front plate | Screen-printed |
| Signal system | Sensitive transducing and amplifying system |
| Construction | Rigid |
| Calibration | At the factory with a proving ring |
| Reading units | 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.
The laboratory provides the drilling machine. If one is needed, the Upright Drilling Machine, rated for 25 mm drilling, or the Pillar Drill Machine can be quoted with the dynamometer.
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. Send drilling-station requirements through the contact page, keep a running list in the enquiry cart, or turn to the lab tender page when the order is part of a public tender.
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 and read the change in thrust and torque on the indicator.
Who is the supplier of this dynamometer?
It is supplied by Science Lab Supplies in Ambala, India. Colleges and technical institutes receive quotations directly, and tender contractors or distributors purchasing for them are given the same item-wise pricing.
Related Machining Dynamometers and Drilling Equipment
Drilling forces are normally measured alongside turning, grinding and milling in the same course, with workholding and strain-gauge practice close by. These items from the Theory of Machine, Metal Manufacturing Training Machine and Material Testing ranges complete those stations and can share one quotation.
- Lathe Tool — strain-gauged tool holder plus control panel; a three-component model is also offered.
- Grinder Tool — reads two grinding forces up to 200 kg and needs a 230 V stabilised supply.
- Milling Tool — 300 x 300 mm mechanical unit working by the octagonal ring method.
- Tool Dynamometers — machine-tool dynamometers that let students verify calculated cutting forces.
- Radial Drilling Machine — electrohydraulic clamping of drill head, arm and sleeve; 80 mm and 100 mm capacity versions.
- Drilling Machine Vice — close-grained C.I. body with V-grooves in the fixed jaw, in 3, 4 and 6 inch sizes.
- Strain Gauge Kit — resistance strain gauges, cyanoacrylate adhesive and accessories in a PVC carrying case.
Browse the full Theory of Machine Lab Equipments range, the Metal Manufacturing Training Machine range for drilling machines and vices, or all TVET lab equipment.
Last updated: 9 October 2026
