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Workshop equipment

Pillar drills, hydraulic workshop presses, workshop trolleys, planers, thicknessers and combination woodworking machines: equipment to fit out a mechanical or joinery workshop. The power, dimensions and included accessories are shown on each product page.

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Buying guide

How to choose: Workshop equipment

This category brings together equipment for fitting out a mechanical engineering, metalwork or joinery workshop. You will find pillar drills and drill-milling machines, hydraulic and hydro-pneumatic workshop presses, workshop tool trolleys, empty or fitted with tools, as well as woodworking machines: portable planers, timber-framing planers, planer-thicknessers, combination woodworking machines and table saws. A few plasma cutting units and a water-cooled stone saw complete the range.

Selection criteria

  1. The type of work

    Start by defining your work: metal drilling and machining, pressing and dismantling mechanical parts, or woodworking. Each family of machines meets a specific need.

  2. Supply voltage

    Check the voltage stated on the product page: some machines run on 230 V single-phase, others on 400 V three-phase, and a few site tools are designed for 110 V. Make sure your electrical installation matches.

  3. Press capacity

    The presses offered range from 30 to 100 tonnes depending on the model. Manual, air-hydraulic and motorised versions differ in how they are operated; an air-hydraulic press requires a compressed air supply.

  4. Drilling capacity

    For a pillar drill or a drill-milling machine, compare the stated drilling capacity (for example 25 mm or 40 mm on the models listed) and the motor power with the diameter of the holes you drill most often.

  5. Planing width

    A portable planer works on a narrow width (82 mm on several models), whereas a planer-thicknesser or a stationary planer accepts wider workpieces, from 254 to 330 mm depending on the model.

  6. Items supplied

    Read the list of items supplied carefully: some cordless tools are sold without a battery or charger, and workshop tool trolleys are available empty or already fitted with a set of tools.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a hydraulic press and an air-hydraulic press?

On a manual hydraulic press, pressure is generated using a pump lever. On an air-hydraulic press, the pump is driven by compressed air, which reduces physical effort. A suitable compressor is then required.

Combination woodworking machine or separate machines?

A combination woodworking machine brings together several functions, such as sawing, surface planing and thicknessing, on a single frame, which saves space. Separate machines avoid changes of set-up between two operations. The choice depends mainly on the size of your workshop and the way you work.

Can a drill-milling machine replace a pillar drill?

A drill-milling machine allows you to drill and carry out simple milling operations. Compare the drilling capacity, power and spindle stroke stated on the product page with your actual needs.

Should you choose an empty or a fully equipped tool trolley?

An empty tool trolley is suitable if you already have your tools and want to store them. A fully equipped tool trolley comes with a set of tools; the number of pieces and their composition are detailed on each product page.

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