Typhoon™
Product Info
Positive-feed drill lubrication
- Reliable cutting tool lubrication
- Portable design & comfort-grip handle
- Ensures proper air motor lubrication
- For oil & water-based lubricants
- Built-in hose storage
- Low pressure drop
Typhoon portable, automatic lubrication for aerospace drilling
The Typhoon™ is designed to keep pace with the demands of airframe drilling. The pneumatic positive and peck-feed drill systems used in these applications endure constant use and must deliver top performance in an industry where precision is critical. The Typhoon™ allows airframe builders to lubricate their drills and protect their air motors in one portable, mobile and productive unit.
From the instant you pull the air tool's trigger, the dual-output Typhoon™ delivers the proper amount of lubricant to protect both your cutting tool and the air motor. Its compact design, built-in hose storage, and ergonomic handle make the Typhoon ™ easy to transport and operate. Simple, independent adjustment of air and fluid flow rates means the system can provide proper lubricant for a broad variety of different cutting tools and materials.
Easy adjustment of air & fluid rates
The Typhoon™ makes on-the-fly adjustments quick and easy with large, easy-to-read knobs for air and fluid.
Fully-integrated flow sensor & air pilot valve
Flow sensor and an air pilot valve are integrated into manifold blocks improve serviceability. Manifold-mounted pressure regulator w/gauge controls air-flow to the cutting tool for increased accuracy and adjustment for different tool sizes.
Durable, industrial design
Rugged design built to provide years of performance in tough conditions.
Comfort-grip handle with integrated hose storage
Durable, comfort grip makes for easy carrying. The system's hose is easily wrapped around the unit and secured with built-in clips.
Reliable positive-displacement pump
The Typhoon™ features Unist's reliable MV pump which is built to dispense a wide range of fluids and provide a long service life.
Now available: Typhoon™ SP
Same performance, compact package. Ideal for drilling in tight quarters (shown with standard Typhoon™ (left) for size comparison. )
Features, Specs & Options
Features
- Reliable cutting tool lubrication
- Portable design & comfort-grip handle
- Ensures proper air motor lubrication
- For oil & water-based lubricants
- Built-in hose storage
- Low pressure drop
- Easy, external pump priming
Technical Specifications
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Options & Accessories
Typhoon™ SP
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