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Maggi System 46 boring machine is a double head line boring machine designed for fast, accurate 32 mm cabinet drilling. Two 23-spindle heads on 32 mm centers drill consistent hole patterns, which supports precise panel indexing and repeatable cabinet construction. The distance between the first and last spindle center of each head is 27-23/32 inches, so each stroke covers a long run of holes without repositioning the panel. Machine use for single or double row line drilling lets shops handle a range of layouts with one setup approach. Two 1.5 HP, 2,800 RPM motors power the heads, providing stable boring performance at production speeds. A maximum boring depth of 2-1/16 inches suits common cabinet sides and shelves, which helps align dowels or shelf pins securely in thicker materials.
The front end adjustment on the Maggi System 46 3Ph boring machine brings setup controls to the operator side, which simplifies aligning the boring pattern to the panel edge during job changeovers. The machine can be used for single or double row line drilling, so the operator can run one head or both heads depending on the required hole pattern. Working air pressure of 94 psi supports the pneumatic functions, which keeps clamping and reference devices performing as designed in continuous operation. The weight of 820 lbs stabilizes the machine during boring, which helps maintain clean holes and steady head travel on repetitive cycles. Maximum distance between heads at 25-19/32 inches allows wider spacing when two rows are needed, while a minimum distance of 5-1/8 inches supports tighter patterns for compact cabinet designs.
The Maggi System 46 spindle double head line boring machine operates with two 23-spindle heads on 32 mm centers, which aligns directly with common European-style cabinet hole systems. Each head covers a distance of 27-23/32 inches between the first and last spindle center, so full cabinet side patterns can be drilled in a controlled pass. Machine use for single or double row line drilling adapts to different construction methods, letting shops handle both shelf pin rows and structural dowel patterns on the same equipment. Extractable 400 mm support rollers under long panels provide additional bearing surface, which keeps tall cabinet sides supported throughout the travel and helps maintain bore alignment along the full length. The 10-foot extension fence with 4 flip-stops gives repeat datum positions, so operators can index multiple parts against preset stops for consistent hole starting points.
Two 1.5 HP, 2,800 RPM motors drive the boring heads, which delivers steady spindle speed for clean holes in typical cabinet materials under production duty. The side depth counter system adds a visual reference for boring depth, which lets the operator repeat depth settings from job to job without re-measuring panel by panel. Maximum boring depth of 2-1/16 inches provides enough travel for dowel and hardware holes in thicker stock, giving reliable engagement in structural joints. Maximum distance between heads at 25-19/32 inches and minimum distance at 5-1/8 inches allow tailored spacing between rows, supporting both wide and narrow cabinet layouts without changing machines. The machine works at a specified working air pressure of 94 psi, which keeps the 2 pneumatic reference pins operating to position panels accurately along the fence. Six patented safety clamps hold the workpiece during the boring cycle, which secures panels against movement as the heads travel and supports safer, more consistent production.
The Maggi System 46 boring machine can be used for single or double row line drilling, so it handles both one-row and two-row 32 mm system layouts on cabinet and panel work.
The Maggi System 46 spindle double head line boring machine has two 23-spindle heads, giving a total of 46 quick change chucks for drilling multiple holes in each cycle.
The System 46 boring machine has a maximum distance between heads of 25-19/32 inches and a minimum distance of 5-1/8 inches, which covers both wide and narrow row spacing needs.
The Maggi System 46 3Ph boring machine has a maximum boring depth of 2-1/16 inches, which supports typical dowel and shelf pin drilling in cabinet-grade materials.
The System 46 boring machine operates with a working air pressure of 94 psi, supporting the function of its pneumatic reference pins and safety clamps during production cycles.
The Maggi System 46 front end adjustment brings setup controls to the operator side, which simplifies aligning rows to panel edges and reduces downtime when changing drilling patterns.
The Maggi System 46 3Ph boring machine combines two 23-spindle heads, 32 mm centers, and adjustable head spacing to handle demanding cabinet and panel drilling layouts. With front end adjustment, a side depth counter system, 400 mm support rollers, and a 10-foot extension fence with flip-stops, it supports accurate, repeatable production on varied part sizes. Six patented safety clamps, pneumatic reference pins, and 94 psi working air pressure keep panels held and positioned during boring, while 2-1/16 inch maximum boring depth covers common cabinet constructions. For shops needing precise 32 mm line drilling with double head flexibility, the Maggi System 46 spindle double head line boring machine offers a focused solution ready for continuous cabinet and panel work.
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