▶ MINI DRILL PRESS SERIES
Mini Drill Press Models
Compact Benchtop Drill Presses for Precision Drilling and Workshop Applications
Compare six mini drill press options across five model families for precision small-hole drilling, bead work, woodworking, plastic and general workshop applications. Review confirmed differences in power, chuck range, speed, spindle travel and base style before selecting a small drill press for your sourcing needs.
✅ Five Model Families
✅ Multiple Chuck Options
✅ Application-Based Selection
✅ Confirmed Specifications Clearly Marked
5158 Series
340W High-Speed Variable-Speed Mini Bench Drill
5156E Series
710W Mini Drill PressStandard Base Version
5156E Suction
710W Mini Drill PressFor Temporary Fixing on Smooth, Flat Surfaces
5157 Series
Multifunction Mini Bench Drill
5168E Series
680W Precise Mini Bench Drill
5188 Series
800W Multifunction Mini Bench Drill
▶ PRODUCT OVERVIEW
What Is a Drill Press and What Does It Do?
A mini drill press is a compact benchtop drill press designed to hold a drill chuck and spindle in a fixed vertical structure above a worktable. It is used for controlled drilling, tapping, coring and small workpiece processing, depending on the model and confirmed specifications.
The range includes five model families and six public product options. Different models vary in power, chuck range, speed, spindle travel, worktable structure and base style, allowing buyers to compare compact drill press machines for different workshop and sourcing requirements.
Mini Drill Press vs Hand Drill vs Drill Stand
Mini Drill Press
A complete benchtop drill press machine with its own motor, drill chuck, spindle travel, support column, worktable and base. Suitable for controlled drilling and model-specific workshop operations.
Hand Drill
A portable drilling tool operated directly by hand. It is convenient for mobile work, but it does not include a fixed support column, worktable or dedicated drill press base.
Drill Stand
A support structure designed to hold a compatible hand drill. It can assist with vertical drilling, but the drill motor and chuck depend on the hand drill installed on the stand.
This series is designed for buyers who need complete compact drill press machines rather than standalone drill stands or handheld drilling tools.
▶ WHY USE A DRILL PRESS
Why Use a Mini Drill Press for Vertical Drilling?
A mini drill press uses a fixed vertical structure, spindle travel and worktable to support more controlled drilling than a purely handheld setup. Depending on the model and confirmed specifications, it can support precision-oriented drilling, small workpiece processing, tapping, coring and other compact workshop operations.
Vertical Drilling
Structure
The drill head, chuck and spindle move within a fixed vertical structure above the worktable, supporting straight downward drilling according to the machine setup.
Controlled Spindle Movement
An operating handle and defined spindle travel allow the user to control the downward movement of the drill chuck during drilling.
Worktable Support
for Small Parts
The integrated worktable and base provide a dedicated area for positioning small workpieces, fixtures or compatible accessories during drilling.
Precision-Oriented Workshop Tasks
Selected models are designed for high-speed small-hole drilling, fine drilling, bead processing and other compact workshop tasks. Actual capability depends on the selected model and confirmed specifications.
Drilling performance varies by model, chuck range, speed, spindle travel, material and hole size. Review the confirmed specifications before selecting a machine.
▶ MODEL FAMILIES, TYPES & USES
Mini Drill Press Types and Uses
Compare six public mini drill press options across five model families by application, chuck range, spindle travel and base style.
Start with the drilling task you need to complete, then review the confirmed model specifications before ordering.
Precision Small-Hole Drilling
5158 Series
Suitable for jewelry drilling, high-speed small-hole work, fine drilling and bead processing. Select according to the required chuck range.
• Power:340W
• Spindle Travel:22 mm
• Chuck Range:0.6–6.5 mm
Fixed Workbench Drilling
5156E Series
Suitable for fixed-position drilling in wood, plastic, bead materials and general metal applications within the confirmed drilling limits.
• Power: 710W
• Spindle Travel:60 mm
• Chuck Range:1–13 mm
Temporary Fixing on Smooth
5156E Suction
Suitable for temporary positioning on smooth, flat surfaces. It uses the same confirmed 710W drill head as the standard-base version.
• Power: 710W
• Spindle Travel:60 mm
• Chuck Range:1–13 mm
Precise Benchtop Drilling
5168E Series
Suitable for precise benchtop drilling, bead processing, woodworking and general metal applications with a confirmed 1.5–13 mm chuck range.
• Power:680W
• Spindle Travel:60 mm
• Chuck Range:1.5–13 mm
Tapping Drill
Press
5157 Series
Intended for drilling, tapping, coring and bead work in metal, wood and plastic.
Choose between the two confirmed chuck variants.
• Power:1050W
• Spindle Travel:60 mm
• Chuck Range:3–16 mm
Multifunction Drilling
5188 Series
Suitable for drilling, tapping and coring in plastic, metal sheet, wood and bead materials when an 800W motor and 90 mm spindle travel are required.
• Power:800W
• Spindle Travel:90 mm
• Chuck Range:1.5-13 mm
Start with the drilling application, material and required hole size. Then compare the confirmed chuck range, speed, spindle travel and base style before selecting a model.
Start with the drilling application, material and required hole size. Then compare the confirmed chuck range, speed, spindle travel and base style before selecting a model.
▶ KEY MODEL DETAILS
Featured Mini Drill Press Models
Explore three priority model groups with clearer specifications, confirmed application directions and distinct configuration differences. Compare variable-speed benchtop drilling, tapping-focused configurations and digital drill press features before selecting a model.
01 5156E Variable-Speed Benchtop Drill Press
Standard Base
Base Size: 170 × 260 mm
Designed for fixed-position workbench drilling.
Suction Base
Base Size: 150 × 150 mm
Designed for temporary positioning on smooth, flat surfaces.
The 5156E Series is a 710W variable-speed benchtop drill press available with either a standard fixed base or a suction base. Both versions share the same confirmed drill head specifications, while the base structure supports different workbench setups.
| Power | 710W |
| Voltage / Frequency | 220V AC / 50Hz |
| Chuck Range | 1–13 mm |
| Speed | 0–2800 r/min |
| Spindle Travel | 60 mm |
| Machine Height | 495 mm |
| Net Weight | 5 kg |
| Wood Drilling | Ø30 mm |
| Iron Drilling | Ø8 mm |
02 5157 Series Tapping Drill Press
5157
5157-02
The 5157 Series is a 1050W tapping drill press family designed for drilling, tapping, coring and bead processing in metal, wood and plastic. The two versions share the same machine structure but differ in chuck range and operating speed.
| Power | 1050W |
| Spindle Travel | 60 mm |
| Worktable Size | 195 × 200 mm |
| Machine Height | 600 mm |
| Model | Chuck Range | Speed |
| 5157 | 3–16 mm | 800 r/min |
| 5157-02 | 3–13 mm | 2500 r/min |
03 5188 Digital Drill Press
The 5188 is an 800W digital drill press designed for drilling, tapping and coring in plastic, metal sheet, wood and bead materials. It combines a digital display, longer spindle travel and a larger worktable structure for more demanding compact workbench tasks.
| Power | 800W |
| Voltage / Frequency | 220V AC / 50–60Hz |
| Chuck Capacity | Up to 13 mm |
| Speed | 200–2500 r/min |
| Spindle Travel | 90 mm |
| Machine Height | 645 mm |
| Worktable / Base Size | 280 × 332 mm |
| ✅ Digital display |
| ✅ Emergency stop knob |
| ✅ Three-arm operating handle |
| ✅ Spindle return spring |
| ✅ Graduated worktable |
| ✅ 13 mm chuck capacity |
✅ These three model groups are highlighted because they offer clearer specifications, stronger application definitions and distinct configuration choices. Other model families remain available in the full comparison table.
▶ PRODUCT STRUCTURE & APPLICATIONS
Drill Press Chuck, Spindle & Application Details
Key drill press components such as the chuck, spindle, depth stop, speed control, worktable and return mechanism affect how different models are operated and selected. The models in this series support different drilling, tapping, coring and bead-processing applications depending on the confirmed specifications of each machine.
❶ Drill Press Chuck
Chuck capacity varies by model, from smaller precision-drilling ranges to larger 13 mm and 16 mm configurations. Select the chuck range according to the drill-bit sizes required for your application.
❷ Spindle & Spindle Travel
Spindle travel varies across the range, including confirmed 22 mm, 60 mm and 90 mm configurations. Longer spindle travel provides more vertical movement during the drilling cycle.
❸ Depth Stop & Position Control
Selected models include a depth scale or stop mechanism to help set and repeat the required spindle movement during drilling.
❹ Speed Control
Speed-control systems differ by model. Depending on the configuration, machines may use variable-speed adjustment, selectable speed ranges or model-specific fixed operating speeds.
❺ Worktable & Positioning Surface
Worktable and base dimensions vary by model. Slotted metal surfaces provide space for workpiece positioning and compatible fixture installation during drilling.
❻ Return Spring & Operating Handle
Selected models use a return spring and operating handle to control spindle movement and return the drilling head after downward travel.
Drill Press Chuck, Spindle & Application Details
Metal Drilling
Selected models support general metal drilling within their confirmed chuck and drilling-capacity limits.
Wood Drilling
Selected models can be used for wood drilling, including confirmed wood-drilling capacities of up to Ø30 mm on specific models.
Tapping & Coring
Models such as the 5157 Series and 5188 are positioned for drilling, tapping and coring applications according to their confirmed configurations.
Bead Processing & Small Workpieces
Selected mini drill press models are suitable for bead processing, jewelry-related drilling and other compact workpiece applications.
▶ Available functions and drilling capacities vary by model. Confirm the material, required hole size, operation and selected model before ordering.
▶ ORDER INFORMATION
Before You Order a Mini Drill Press
Review the key order terms before selecting a model or requesting a quote. Our drill press supply supports single-unit trial orders, small-batch purchasing and OEM customization, with confirmed lead times, packaging and after-sales terms.
| Item | Confirmed Information |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 unit |
| Trial Order | 1 unit |
| Bulk Pricing | Available from 5 units |
| Paid Sample | Available |
| Sample Lead Time | 15–20 days |
| Sample Fee | Can be credited toward a qualifying bulk order |
| OEM MOQ | 10 units |
| Standard Lead Time | 15–20 days |
| OEM Lead Time | 30–60 days |
| Standard Voltage | 220V only |
| 110V Version | Not available |
| Plug Customization | Available for qualifying OEM orders |
| Packaging | 1 unit per color box with foam protection |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| After-Sales | Return-to-repair service |
| Replacement Parts | Drill chuck, switch, motor and belt available |
Packaging
Accessories
OEM & Private Label Options
OEM orders start from 10 units. Available customization options include:
🔔 Setup or packaging customization fees may apply. Voltage customization is not available.
▶ FAQ
Mini Drill Press FAQ
Find quick answers about model selection, metal and wood drilling, chuck range, tapping, voltage, samples, OEM orders and after-sales support.
Start with the material, required hole size, drill-bit range and operation you need.
For smaller precision drilling, choose a model with a smaller chuck range and higher speed. For larger drill bits, longer spindle travel or tapping and coring, choose a model with the corresponding confirmed specifications.
If you are unsure, send us the material, hole diameter, required quantity and application, and we can recommend a suitable model.
Yes, selected models can be used as a drill press for metal within their confirmed drilling limits.
For example, 5156E and 5168E have confirmed iron drilling capacity up to Ø8 mm. Actual performance depends on the material hardness, drill-bit size, workpiece thickness and selected model.
For harder materials or continuous heavy-duty production, confirm the application before ordering.
Yes. Selected models are suitable as a drill press for wood.
5156E and 5168E have confirmed wood drilling capacity up to Ø30 mm. Other models may also be suitable for wood drilling, but drilling capacity should be confirmed according to the selected configuration.
Choose the chuck range according to the smallest and largest drill bits you plan to use.
Current configurations include ranges such as 0.6–6.5 mm, 1.5–10 mm, 1–13 mm, 1.5–13 mm, 3–13 mm and 3–16 mm.
A larger chuck range does not automatically mean the machine is better for every application. Match the chuck range with the required drill-bit size and operating speed.
Yes, selected models are designed for tapping applications.
The 5157 Series and 5188 are positioned for drilling, tapping and coring according to their confirmed configurations. Tapping suitability depends on the material, thread size and selected model.
No. Current models are supplied as 220V drill press configurations.
110V versions and voltage customization are not available. Plug customization may be available for qualifying OEM orders, but the machine voltage remains 220V.
Yes. The minimum order quantity and trial order MOQ are both 1 unit.
Paid samples are available, with a typical lead time of 15–20 days. The sample fee can be credited toward a qualifying bulk order.
Bulk pricing is available from 5 units.
Yes. OEM orders start from 10 units.
Available customization options include logo nameplates, machine color, packaging boxes, instruction manuals and plug types.
Setup or packaging customization fees may apply. Standard OEM lead time is approximately 30–60 days.