Makita Magnetic Drill 50mm, 1200W Two-Speed 450-750 rpm with 12000N Clamping Force HB501

Makita Magnetic Drill 50mm HB501

The Makita HB501 Magnetic Drill 50mm is built for medium-duty steelwork, with a cutting capacity of up to 50mm in diameter and 50mm in depth. Its 1,200W motor offers two speeds of 450 and 750 min-1, while the electromagnetic base delivers 12,000N of magnetic clamping force to keep the drill firmly in place on steel. The all-in-one design combines the magnetic base, drill stand and drill motor in one unit, and the integrated oil supply system supports smoother cutting and longer cutter life. It is a practical choice for professional metalworking, steel fabrication and on-site drilling.

Makita Magnetic Drill 50mm Features

• 50mm Cutting Capacity
  Drills holes up to 50mm in diameter with a cutting depth of up to 50mm for structural steel and heavy plate work.

• 1,200W Motor with Two Speeds
  Continuous rating input of 1,200W with no-load speeds of 450 and 750 min-1 lets you match the speed to the cutter size and the material.

• 12,000N Magnetic Clamping Force
  A larger electromagnetic base provides 12,000N of holding force, improved by up to 37.5% according to Makita, for safer and more stable drilling.

• All-in-One Design
  The magnetic base, drill stand and drill motor are combined in a single unit that is quick to position and set up on the workpiece.

• Integrated Oil Supply System
  Built-in cutting oil supply helps the cutter run smoothly, reduces heat and extends cutter life during repeated drilling.

• Longer Stroke and Flexible Chuck System
  A longer stroke length gives shorter, more controlled feed for precision work, and the flexible chuck system expands the range of bits and applications.

• Lighter Weight for Field Use
  A lighter construction improves operator comfort and efficiency when the drill is carried and repositioned on site.

Application Fields

• Steel Fabrication Workshops
  Drilling accurate holes in beams, plates and brackets during the fabrication of steel structures.

• Structural Steel Erection
  On-site drilling of connection holes in columns, girders and bracing where a stationary drill press cannot be used.

• Metalworking and Machining
  Producing large-diameter holes in thick steel parts with controlled feed and cutter cooling.

• Industrial Maintenance
  Repair and modification work on machinery frames, tanks, platforms and plant equipment.

• Shipbuilding and Heavy Equipment
  Drilling steel plate and fabricated sections in yards, plants and heavy equipment repair facilities.