Meyer SR32 Geared Head Pillar Drill 415V

The popular Meyer SR series of geared head pillar drills are available in both manual pull down and automatic feed designs. The SR32 is an manual pull model with a high level of standard features including a tilting head design and rise & fall on both the head and the table.

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Features

Geared head pillar drill
Exceptional heavy construction
Large work table
Rise & fall table
Auto tool release
Eye shield with interlock switch
Coolant system
Low voltage working lamp
Tilting work table ± 45°
Tilting head
Rise & fall head

Options

150mm drill press vice - stock code 18062
200mm drill press vice - stock code 18063
Universal cross table - stock code 18047

Technical Information

MODEL		SR32
Drilling Capacity (Mild Steel)	mm	32
Tapping Capacity (Mild Steel)		M22
Column dia	mm	120
Spindle Taper	MT no	4
Motor	Kw	1/1.2
Speeds	rpm	125 - 3030
Spindle Stroke	mm	160
Work Table	mm	500 x 420
Base Plate	mm	330 x 330
Throat	mm	320
Length	mm	830
Width	mm	510
Height	mm	2180
Weight	Kg	470

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