Ingersoll Rand 8266-A23-2 Self-Feed Offset Drill | 3/16" Capacity | 50 HP | 2,300 RPM | Double Gear Reduction

Designed for high-production drilling applications, the Ingersoll Rand 8266-A23-2 self-feed offset drill combines a 3/16" drilling capacity, 2,300 RPM free speed, and double gear reduction to deliver controlled, repeatable drilling performance in demanding manufacturing environments. Its self-feed mechanism automatically advances the drill into the workpiece, helping improve hole consistency while reducing operator effort during repetitive production operations.

The offset head configuration provides improved access when drilling near flanges, edges, and structural obstructions where conventional inline drills may not fit. Designed for continuous-duty industrial service, the 8266-A23-2 combines pneumatic reliability with automatic feed control to support aerospace, transportation, fabrication, and general manufacturing applications that require accurate, repeatable hole production.

Type: Self-Feed Offset Drill | Drilling Capacity: 3/16 in. | Free Speed: 2,300 RPM | Gear Reduction: Double Gear Reduction

Features:

• Self-feed mechanism automatically advances the drill to promote consistent hole quality and reduce operator fatigue.
• Offset head configuration improves accessibility when drilling near obstructions and confined work areas.
• 2,300 RPM free speed supports efficient production drilling operations.
• Double gear reduction provides controlled power transmission for demanding industrial applications.
• Designed for repetitive manufacturing environments requiring dependable drilling consistency.
• Pneumatic operation supports continuous-duty production with reliable performance.
• Suitable for automated and semi-automated drilling processes where repeatability is important.

Applications:

• Production drilling in aerospace and aircraft manufacturing.
• Industrial fabrication requiring repeatable, precision hole drilling.
• Transportation equipment and vehicle component manufacturing.
• Assembly operations where self-feed drilling improves consistency and productivity.
• General manufacturing applications requiring offset-head accessibility and controlled feed.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the advantage of a self-feed drill?
  A: A self-feed drill automatically advances into the workpiece at a controlled rate, helping improve hole consistency, reduce operator fatigue, and increase production efficiency.
• Q: Why does this drill use an offset head?
  A: The offset configuration allows the drill to access locations near flanges, edges, and structural obstructions where straight drills may not fit comfortably.
• Q: What is the purpose of the double gear reduction?
  A: The double gear reduction helps deliver controlled power transmission for smooth drilling performance in repetitive industrial applications.
• Q: What industries commonly use this drill?
  A: The 8266-A23-2 is well suited for aerospace manufacturing, industrial fabrication, transportation equipment production, and other applications requiring accurate, repeatable drilling.

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