Drill bushings, also called guide bushings, are precise guides for drill bits and tools that enable precise drilling in workpieces.
They are frequently used in mechanical engineering and metalworking to ensure precisely repeatable positioning.
What is the difference between headed drill bushings and cylindrical drill bushings?
Headed drill bushings have a projecting collar that prevents the bushing from being pressed through the receiving part during installation. They are manufactured according to DIN 172 and offer secure fixation. In contrast, cylindrical drill bushings according to DIN 179 have no collar and are pressed flush into the receiving part.
What material are headed drill bushings made of?
Ganter manufactures headed drill bushings out of high-quality steel or stainless steel that is hardened and ground. This guarantees high precision and a long service life – even under high loads.
What types and variants of drill bushings does Ganter offer?
Ganter offers a variety of drill bushings, including:
Headed drill bushings DIN 172 with projecting collar
Headed drill bushings are used when secure and precise guiding is required during drilling and when the bushing must be prevented from slipping. Typical applications are:
Machine and jig construction
Series manufacturing and special machinery
Metalworking and tool making
Why should I choose drill bushings, headed drill bushings or guide bushings from Ganter?
Over 125 years of experience in the manufacturing of standard parts
High dimensional accuracy thanks to a hardened and ground surface
High availability – quick delivery within 24 hours
Flexible special solutions to customer specifications