Drilling is the process of making a hole into a solid surface. While milling is a process where you create features like slots, walls, fins, webs, etc. One of the main differences between milling and drilling is that drilling uses vertical motions with a rotating drill bit to create holes in a job while milling uses the vertical movement of a mill cutter along with the horizontal movement of the workpiece.
Our milling capability and machinery are able to operate in a 3-axis movement within a 3m x 2.2m frame in a single set-up.
For drilling, we can drill as per client requirements using our standard and special machinery.
Used across the petrochemical, oil & gas, power generation, gas distribution, and nuclear industries.
Wellube offers a milling and drilling service using our state-of-the-art technology and equipment, trusted by customers globally.
Our milling rails of various lengths are available locally and are capable of operating in a 3-axis movement within a 3m x 2.2m frame in a single set-up. A typical type of work completed using this equipment would be turbine half joint covers, pump, compressor mounting pads, Heat Exchanger Pass Bar and Divisional Slots, etc. Milling of keyways on shafts can also be carried out in-situ. We have also successfully completed milling on Manway Doors on vessels, and Sight Glass faces, etc.
Holes of 8” in diameter to a depth of one meter can be achieved using our standard range of drilling services machines. Trepanning holes of a larger diameter can be achieved using our standard range of cutting and facing machines.
One of our major accomplishments includes drilling 7 of 10” diameter on Burj Khalifa’s spire at 800m elevations in a confined space making Wellube one of the top and highest-rated on-site machining companies in the world.
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