
Mollart Drillsprint CNC Twin Spindle Gun Drill
Item No. 6240
🇺🇸 USAFinancingYear 2000

Mollart LD-500 CNC Twin Spindle Gun Drill with AEC Portable Chiller
Item No. 6241
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About Mollart
Mollart Engineering was founded in 1929 by Arthur Mollart and partner J. Hendra in Chessington, Surrey, originally producing precision components for the automotive and aircraft industries. Over the following decades the company evolved into a globally recognized designer and builder of deep hole drilling machine tools, surviving multiple economic cycles and expanding internationally. In 2023 the machine tools business was acquired by InCompass, an American company, and production of Mollart machines subsequently moved to Rockford, Illinois under Bourn & Koch, which now manufactures and supports the full Mollart line as the OEM.
The flagship product lines are the Drillsprint and Omnisprint CNC gun drill series. The Drillsprint — available in light-duty LD and medium-duty MD variants — is a single-axis CNC gun drilling machine configurable with one, two, four, or eight spindles, capable of center-line drilling from 2 mm to 50 mm diameter to depths of 3,000 mm, with static or counter-rotation workholding. The Omnisprint is a three-axis, knee-type CNC gun drill offering X and Y positional axes for off-center hole patterns, available in up to six spindles and suited to mold cooling channels, transmission shafts, and complex prismatic parts. Mollart also produces BTA deep hole drilling machines for larger-diameter boring from 18 mm to 150 mm, and multi-spindle pellet die gundrilling centers for the food and biomass industries.
Mollart gun drills serve a broad range of precision-critical end markets. The Drillsprint series is a staple in firearms barrel manufacturing, aerospace structural components, and automotive driveline production. The Omnisprint is widely used in mold and die shops, medical device manufacturing, and automotive transmission component machining. Other served sectors include oil and gas, nuclear, defense, semiconductor equipment, and telecommunications hardware — industries where tight-tolerance deep holes in exotic alloys are non-negotiable.
Buyers seeking used Mollart gun drills on the secondary market are drawn primarily to the machines' robust mechanical construction, long service life, and the continued availability of OEM parts and support through Bourn & Koch. Fanuc CNC controls fitted to most Drillsprint and Omnisprint machines make sourcing replacement electronics straightforward, and the machines hold their calibration well over decades of production use. The combination of multi-spindle productivity, a wide diameter-to-depth capability range, and a strong support infrastructure makes a used Mollart gun drill an attractive, cost-effective alternative to new capital equipment.
Meadoworks is your trusted source for used Mollart equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected Mollart machines at competitive prices. Browse the 2 used Mollart machines listed above, or call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.
Every machine includes detailed specifications and high-resolution photos, and inspection visits are available for most equipment. We ship worldwide with experienced rigging partners and offer financing for qualified buyers. Have Mollart equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mollart best known for?
Mollart is best known for designing and manufacturing CNC gun drill and deep hole drilling machines, particularly the Drillsprint and Omnisprint series. Founded in 1929 in Chessington, Surrey, the company built a worldwide reputation for producing precise, high-depth-ratio drilled holes in demanding materials across aerospace, automotive, firearms, and medical applications.
What is the difference between the Mollart Drillsprint and Omnisprint?
The Mollart Drillsprint is a single-axis CNC gun drill available in light-duty (LD) and medium-duty (MD) variants with up to eight spindles, optimized for center-line drilling of shafts and barrels. The Omnisprint is a three-axis, knee-type CNC gun drill with X and Y positioning that allows off-center and multi-feature hole patterns in a single clamping, making it the preferred choice for mold and die work, transmission components, and medical parts.
Are parts and service still available for used Mollart gun drills?
Yes — Bourn & Koch of Rockford, Illinois acquired the Mollart machine tools intellectual property in 2023 and now serves as the OEM source for replacement parts, field service, spindle rebuilds, and technical documentation for all Mollart gun drill models. Most Mollart machines run Fanuc CNC controls, which further simplifies parts sourcing and support on the used market.
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