At Exapro, we offer an extensive range of used radial drilling machines, essential for precision drilling in metalworking industries such as fabrication, machining, and maintenance. These versatile machines are designed to handle large and heavy workpieces, allowing for drilling operations in various positions and angles. Our radial drilling machines range in price from €5,000 for basic models to €100,000 for advanced, high-capacity units from leading brands like Kira, Giddings & Lewis, WMW, and Arboga. Each machine features unique specifications such as arm length, spindle speed, drilling capacity, and automation level, ensuring they meet your specific production needs.
When selecting a radial drilling machine, consider key factors such as the type and size of materials being drilled, the required drilling depth and diameter, the machine's power and speed capabilities, and ease of operation and maintenance. These elements are crucial for achieving high-quality drilling results, optimizing production efficiency, and minimizing operational costs. Investing in our used radial drilling machines not only provides access to top-tier equipment at significantly reduced prices but also supports sustainable practices by extending the lifecycle of durable machinery. Trust in Exapro's commitment to excellent customer service and find the perfect radial drilling machine to enhance your metalworking operations.
Explore Exapro’s listings today to discover reliable radial drilling machines that deliver exceptional performance and value for your precision drilling needs.
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| Drilling Ø | 63 mm |
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| Table width | 1250 mm |
| Spindle taper | N°5 |
| Throat | 800 mm |
| Arm length | 2000 mm |
| Table length | 2900 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 2100 rpm |
| Head traverse | 1600 mm |
| Engine Power | 5.5 kW |
| Table length | 3800 mm |
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| Spindle taper | ISO 50 |
| Table width | 1300 mm |
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| Engine Power | 9 kW |
| Drilling Ø | 63 mm |
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| Spindle taper | MK 5 |
| Spindle speed | 1800 rpm |
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| Engine Power | 13 kW |
France
1996
| Table length | 1800 mm |
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| Spindle taper | SK 40 |
| Table width | 600 mm |
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Austria
2021
| Drilling Ø | 42 mm |
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| Table width | 715 mm |
| Spindle taper | |
| Engine Power | 2.2 kW |
| Table length | 1725 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 12 rpm |
| Throat | 280 mm |
Germany
1997
| Drilling Ø | 40 mm |
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| Table width | 690 mm |
| Spindle taper | MT 4 |
| Throat | 1000 mm |
| Arm length | 1000 mm |
| Table length | 1150 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 1400 rpm |
| Head traverse | 220 mm |
| Engine Power | 3.5 kW |
| Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
|---|---|
| Table width | 830 mm |
| Head traverse | 1375 mm |
| Arm length | 1200 mm |
| Table length | 1650 mm |
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| Spindle taper | |
| Throat | 1600 mm |
Italy
2000
| Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
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| Spindle taper |
| Spindle speed | 1500 rpm |
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| Arm length | 1600 mm |
Germany
1980
| Drilling Ø | 40 mm |
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| Table width | 450 mm |
| Spindle taper |
| Table length | 590 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 2000 rpm |
| Throat | 300 mm |
| Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
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| Spindle taper |
| Spindle speed | 2000 rpm |
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| Engine Power | 3 kW |
Netherlands
2014
| Drilling Ø | 50 mm |
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| Spindle taper | 5 iso/bt/mk |
| Arm length | 1250 mm |
| Spindle speed | 800 rpm |
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| Head traverse | 350 mm |
| Drilling Ø | 160 mm |
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| Engine Power | 15 kW |
| Spindle taper | MK 6 |
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| Table length | 910 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 1200 rpm |
| Table width | 1800 mm |
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| Spindle taper |
Austria
2017
| Drilling Ø | 32 mm |
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| Table width | 455 mm |
| Spindle taper | |
| Engine Power | 2.2 kW |
| Table length | 600 mm |
|---|---|
| Spindle speed | 2500 rpm |
| Throat | 300 mm |
| Drilling Ø | 75 mm |
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| Table width | 1020 mm |
| Spindle taper | Mk6 |
| Throat | 1600 mm |
| Arm length | 1600 mm |
| Table length | 1760 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 1600 rpm |
| Head traverse | 400 mm |
| Engine Power | 10 kW |
Netherlands
1990
| Drilling Ø | 60 mm |
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| Table width | 580 mm |
| Spindle taper | 4ISO |
| Table length | 1400 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 1460 rpm |
| Arm length | 1200 mm |
Spain
1994
| Drilling Ø | 800 mm |
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| Table width | 1010 mm |
| Table length | 760 mm |
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| Spindle taper |
| Drilling Ø | 125 mm |
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| Table width | 560 mm |
| Spindle taper | CM6 |
| Throat | 1800 mm |
| Arm length | 1800 mm |
| Table length | 800 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 1050 rpm |
| Head traverse | 600 mm |
| Engine Power | 11 kW |
Slovakia
1991
| Drilling Ø | 32 mm |
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| Table width | 800 mm |
| Spindle taper | Morse 4 |
| Table length | 1150 mm |
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| Spindle speed | 4500 rpm |
| Engine Power | 2.2 kW |
On Exapro, used radial drilling machines typically range between €5,000 and €45,000, with exceptional CNC-equipped models reaching €60,000+. This makes them significantly more affordable than new equipment, while still offering the same industrial-grade precision.
Many second-hand radial drills come with a documented maintenance history, proving their durability in demanding production settings. These records give buyers confidence that the machine can continue to perform efficiently for years to come.
Because of their reduced upfront cost, used machines reach breakeven faster. Businesses can quickly integrate them into production, ensuring a faster payback period compared to investing in brand-new equipment.
Buying second-hand allows companies to acquire high-quality models from WMW, Arboga, Kira, or Giddings & Lewis — brands known for robust construction and consistent performance — without exceeding their budgets.
Extending the lifecycle of well-built industrial drilling equipment reduces waste, supports environmentally responsible manufacturing, and aligns with circular economy principles.
On Exapro, buyers can compare listings, review specifications, and negotiate directly with sellers. Additional services such as logistics support and valuation tools make the transaction process smooth and transparent.
Capacity is defined by maximum hole diameter, drilling depth, and the radial arm’s reach. Many machines on Exapro feature arm lengths from 1,000 mm to over 3,000 mm, with drilling diameters ranging from 30 mm to 100 mm in steel.
Light-duty presses may start at 2 kW, while industrial radial drills exceed 10 kW. Machines often feature variable spindle speeds between 20 and 2,000 RPM, enabling operators to adapt cutting speeds to different materials.
Adjustable work tables allow angled drilling, while heavy base plates provide stability for large and heavy workpieces. This ensures both precision and safety during machining.
Most machines feature cast-iron structures and hardened guideways designed to reduce vibration, maintain accuracy, and extend machine lifespan.
From manual feed levers to advanced CNC systems, radial drills may include digital readouts (DROs), programmable stops, and automated positioning — improving efficiency for complex drilling tasks.
Kira radial drills are known for their compact design and accuracy, making them ideal for small to medium workshops. They combine ease of use with precision, ensuring consistent performance.
Giddings & Lewis machines are designed for large-scale production and extremely heavy workpieces. Their reputation for strength and reliability makes them a preferred choice in shipbuilding and energy industries.
WMW radial drilling machines, known for East German engineering, are robust and precise. They have a long-standing reputation for durability and are often sought after on the second-hand market.
Arboga machines, with their Scandinavian build quality, offer smooth operation and reliability. They are versatile and popular across different industrial sectors.
Cincinnati radial drills provide versatile solutions suitable for a wide variety of applications. Known for innovation, they remain a valuable option for businesses seeking flexibility and performance.
Radial drilling machines are essential in shipbuilding for drilling flanges, frames, and hull components. Their ability to handle large structures without repositioning ensures efficiency in marine construction.
In steel fabrication, radial drills are used for beams, columns, and thick plates. Their power and flexibility allow accurate hole-making on oversized materials common in construction projects.
Aerospace manufacturers rely on radial drills for large structural parts and precision fixtures. Their stability and reach make them ideal for complex aerospace components.
From turbine housings to generator bases and pipelines, the energy sector requires reliable drilling solutions. Radial drills provide the strength and precision needed for these critical components.
Radial drills are widely used in the production of machine bases, frames, and support structures. Their ability to handle bulky parts makes them indispensable in heavy machinery industries.
Pricing varies depending on the brand, the year of manufacture, and the technical capacity of the radial drilling machine. Models from recognized manufacturers typically retain higher value due to their reliability and market demand.
Well-maintained machines with documented service records command higher prices. Accessories such as coolant systems, tool holders, and DROs also influence the overall value.
Beyond the purchase price, buyers must consider transport, installation, training, and potential retrofitting costs. Exapro’s Valorexo tool helps evaluate whether a listing price is fair by comparing it with market data from similar transactions.
Before buying, consider the size of your workpieces, the type of materials you process, and the drilling angles required. This ensures you select a machine that fits your production needs.
Verify that the machine’s footprint, clearance, and electrical requirements are compatible with your facility. A mismatch could lead to costly delays and adjustments.
Examine spindle wear, lubrication systems, and structural integrity. A thorough inspection can prevent unexpected breakdowns and secure long-term performance.
Exapro’s team provides tailored advice to help you choose the right model. From logistics to technical support, expert guidance ensures a smoother buying process.
Browse our latest listings of used radial drilling machines on Exapro and connect with verified sellers worldwide today. Our team can provide technical advice and support for a smooth purchase.