Ingersoll Rand 8245-B30-1 Self-Feed Air Drill | 3/16" Capacity | .25 HP | 2,700 RPM | Single Gear Reduction

Ingersoll Rand 8245-B30-1 is a Bant-A-Matic Series Self-Feed Air Drill built for repetitive drilling operations where controlled pneumatic feed and retract are required. This model combines a 0.25 HP pneumatic motor with a 2,700 RPM free speed and single gear reduction. The self-feed configuration provides controlled spindle travel for fixture-mounted and production drilling applications where consistent feed movement is important.

The Bant-A-Matic self-feed system uses a double-acting air piston for forward and retract movement, with adjustable controls for setting the feed and retract rates. A built-in four-way valve supports manual or remote operation, while an adjustment screw provides infinite stroke-length adjustment within the specified stroke configuration. The 8245-B30-1 uses a 1/4 in. standard chuck capacity and delivers 90 lb (400 N) thrust at 90 PSI. Its specified 1-1/4 in. stroke provides controlled travel for repetitive drilling cycles.

Type: Self-Feed Air Drill | Series: Bant-A-Matic | Model: 8245-B30-1 | Motor Power: 0.25 HP (.20 kW) | Free Speed: 2,700 RPM | Gear Reduction: Single | Stroke Length: 1-1/4 in. (32 mm) | Thrust at 90 PSI: 90 lb (400 N) | Standard Chuck Capacity: 1/4 in. (6.4 mm)

Features:

• The self-feed configuration provides controlled forward and retract movement for repetitive drilling operations.
• The 0.25 HP pneumatic motor provides spindle rotation for the drilling process.
• Single gear reduction provides the drive configuration specified for the 2,700 RPM model.
• A double-acting air piston provides controlled feed and retract strokes.
• The built-in four-way valve permits manual or remote operation.
• Needle-valve controls allow adjustment of the forward and retract feed rates.
• An adjustment screw provides infinite stroke-length settings within the model's stroke configuration.
• Ball-bearing spindle support provides controlled spindle guidance during operation.
• The 1/4 in. standard chuck accommodates compatible drill tooling within the manufacturer's specified capacity.

NON-RETURNABLE. MADE TO ORDER.

Applications:

• Production drilling — performing repetitive holemaking operations where controlled pneumatic feed and retract movement are required.
• Fixture-mounted machining — integrating the self-feed drill into dedicated drilling fixtures and production equipment.
• Secondary machining — adding repeatable drilling cycles to manufacturing processes without continuous manual feed control.
• Automated drilling systems — using the four-way valve for manual or remote operation where the installation supports it.
• Metalworking and fabrication — carrying out compatible drilling operations where the model's 2,700 RPM speed, chuck capacity, thrust, and stroke meet the application requirements.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the free speed of the 8245-B30-1?
  A: The 8245-B30-1 has a 2,700 RPM free speed.
• Q: What is the motor power?
  A: This self-feed air drill uses a 0.25 HP (.20 kW) pneumatic motor.
• Q: What does single gear reduction mean?
  A: It identifies the single gear reduction configuration used in the drill's spindle drive.
• Q: What is the stroke length?
  A: The 8245-B30-1 has a 1-1/4 in. (32 mm) stroke.
• Q: How much thrust does the drill provide?
  A: The specified thrust is 90 lb (400 N) at 90 PSI.
• Q: What is the standard chuck capacity?
  A: The standard chuck capacity is 1/4 in. (6.4 mm).
• Q: Is this drill intended for manual drilling only?
  A: No. The Bant-A-Matic self-feed configuration is intended for controlled feed and retract operation and can be configured for manual or remote operation through its four-way valve.

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