In brake disc manufacturing, the accuracy of drilled and tapped holes directly impacts the quality of assembly to the vehicle hub. In the demonstrated workflow, the brake disc drilling & tapping machine executes multiple tasks in a compact, synchronized cycle, improving productivity while preserving accuracy.

The machine is typically equipped with a high‑rigidity spindle and a precision indexing table. Multiple stations permit simultaneous drilling or tapping, combining the tasks within one cycle to reduce accumulated errors from repeated clamping. The dimensional and positional accuracy achieved ensures that brake discs fit hubs with proper concentricity, a factor vital to ride comfort and safety.

For mixed‑model production runs, the drilling & tapping machine can adapt to different bolt circle diameters and hole specifications by switching fixtures or making quick adjustments. As seen in the video, the transition from one brake disc specification to another is smooth, minimizing downtime.

By integrating drilling and tapping, the brake disc drilling & tapping machine reduces inter‑process handling, helping to maintain takt time (production rhythm) while delivering consistent hole quality for every brake disc.