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    The document discusses different drilling techniques including STS drilling and gun drilling. STS drilling uses a drill head attached to a drill tube to drill holes from 30mm to 150mm. Gun drilling employs high pressure cutting fluid and can drill holes from 5mm to 30mm. The document provides details on the drilling processes and components.

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    The document discusses different drilling techniques including STS drilling and gun drilling. STS drilling uses a drill head attached to a drill tube to drill holes from 30mm to 150mm. Gun drilling employs high pressure cutting fluid and can drill holes from 5mm to 30mm. The document provides details on the drilling processes and components.

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    The document discusses different drilling techniques including STS drilling and gun drilling. STS drilling uses a drill head attached to a drill tube to drill holes from 30mm to 150mm. Gun drilling employs high pressure cutting fluid and can drill holes from 5mm to 30mm. The document provides details on the drilling processes and components.

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    The document discusses different drilling techniques including STS drilling and gun drilling. STS drilling uses a drill head attached to a drill tube to drill holes from 30mm to 150mm. Gun drilling employs high pressure cutting fluid and can drill holes from 5mm to 30mm. The document provides details on the drilling processes and components.

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    DEEP HOLE DRILLING

    For technical reasons, the same type of drilling tool or equipment cannot be used for all drilling operations. Different drilling systems have been introduced to obtain the desired hole dimensions, hole quality, and economics. We at Jarvie Engineering utilise gun drills and Single Tube System (STS) drills and Counterboring tooling as the key to producing holes in components that require hole depths or bores from 10x-drill diameter up to 100x-drill diameter. Drilling normally occurs from one end of the work piece, to ensure high quality straight holes to a tolerance IT 10, and a smoothness of 10m can normally be maintained.

    STS DRILLING
    STS drills and Counterboring tools comprise of a drilling head fast-threaded to a drill tube. The cutting fluid is pumped under high pressure between the external surface of the drill and the hole being drilled. The cutting fluid, diverted at the drilling face, transports the chips, through the drill head and out through the tube. The working principal of the Jarvie STS process incorporates a rotating component and a stationary drill. Hole sizes can vary from 30mm to 150mm drilled from solid to 500mm diameter for counterboring in work pieces up to 6000mm in length and 10 tonne weight. Materials drilled include alloy steels, aluminium, stainless steels, and cast iron.

    GUN DRILLING
    The gun drill employs an internal-type cutting fluid supply and external chip exit. The fluid is supplied at very high pressure through the channel to the cutting edge where it lubricates and cools the cutting edge and support pads. We use a CNC system incorporating a stationary work piece and rotating drill for work pieces up to 250kg, hole diameters ranging from 5mm to 30mm. Gun drills produce holes that conform to high levels of straightness, surface finish, and tolerance.

    Steady

    Pressure head

    Tube clamping

    Swarf box

    1.Workpiece 2. Drill head 3. Steady 4. Sealing

    5. Slip Ring 6. Sealing & bearing ring 7. Drill Brush 8. Inlet for coolant fluid

    9. Drill tube sealing 10. Sleeve 11. Taper 12. Slide

    13. Guide for drill tube 14. Drill tube 15. Collet

    ENQUIRIES
    Please direct all inquiries to the Works Manager and provide the following information: Required hole diameter Hole depth Hole tolerances Surface finish requirements Work piece dimensions and surface finish Number of components and batch size volume Component drawings when possible

    1. Clamp 2. Workpiece 3. Drill Head

    4. Steady 5. Sealing ring 6. Drill Brush

    7. Chip Box 8. Sealing 9. Driver

    10. Inlet for cutting fluid 11. Drive Mechanism

    JARVIE ENGINEERING PTY LIMITED ABN 44 001 910 283 OFFICE & WORKSHOP 4-24 Verulam Road Lambton 2299 PO Box 8 Lambton NSW 2299 Newcastle Australia Ph: +61 (0)2 4941 1000 Fax: +61 (0)2 4957 3333 Email: [email protected]

    Quality ISO 9001

    QUEENSLAND OFFICE Terminus Business Park, Unit 20, 20-34 Caterpillar Drv Pagent QLD 4740 PO Box 5849 Mackay Mail Centre QLD 4741 Ph: +61 (0)7 4952 5556 Fax: +61 (0)7 4952 5570 Email: [email protected] www.jarvie.com.au

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