Bench Drill Press

Bench drill press: A small drill press that can be placed on a workbench with the spindle arranged vertically.
Vertical drill press: The spindle box and worktable are arranged on a column, with the spindle arranged vertically.
Radial drill press: This type of drill press can rotate and elevate around the column, and typically, the spindle box can move horizontally on the arm.
Milling drill press: The worktable can move longitudinally and transversely, with the drill spindle arranged vertically, capable of performing milling operations.
Deep hole drill press: Utilizes specially designed deep hole drill bits; the workpiece rotates, suitable for deep hole drilling.
Flat-end center hole drill press: For cutting the end faces of shaft-type workpieces and processing center holes with a center drill.
Horizontal drill press: Has a horizontally arranged spindle, with the spindle capable of vertical movement.