Uni-Tek P101BS Electrode Tap Disintegrator | 18" x 16" Table | 460V

Uni-Tek P101BS Electrode Tap Disintegrator | 460V | Precision Table

The Uni-Tek P101BS (Electro Arc) is a professional-grade metal disintegrator designed for the non-contact removal of broken taps, drills, and studs from critical workpieces. By utilizing controlled spark erosion, this machine disintegrates the core of a broken tool, allowing the remaining flutes to be easily removed without damaging the original hole threads.

This specific unit (S/N 12875) features a precision-ground 18" x 16" T-slotted work table, providing a stable platform for clamping large or complex parts. Engineered for a 460V industrial environment, the P101BS is built with a heavy-duty transformer capable of handling sustained duty cycles. Whether you are salvaging an engine block or a precision-machined component, the Uni-Tek P101BS is the industry-standard "part saver" for high-stakes tool extraction.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Uni-Tek (Electro Arc)
• Model: P101BS
• Serial Number: 12875
• Year of Manufacture: 1992
• Type: Electrode Tap Disintegrator (Manual Feed)
• Work Table: 18" x 16" (Precision Ground with T-slots)
• Quill Stroke: 6" Manual Feed
• Power Requirements: 460V, 1 Phase, 60 Hz
• Coolant System: Integrated Dielectric Pump and Reservoir
• Construction: Cast Iron Base and Column
• Approximate Weight: 450 lbs

Key Features

• Non-Destructive Extraction: Uses EDM spark erosion to remove broken tools while leaving the original threads perfectly intact.
• Rigid C-Frame Design: The cast iron column and base ensure the electrode stays perfectly vertical, preventing oversized holes or thread damage.
• Through-Electrode Cooling: Features an integrated pump system that flushes the work area via the electrode to prevent heat buildup and clear debris.
• Large Workspace: The 18" x 16" table accommodates oversized workpieces that cannot be handled by portable or handheld "tap buster" units.
• Simple Manual Control: The intuitive manual feed allows the operator to "feel" the progress of the disintegration, ensuring maximum control over the process.