Meyer SR25 Geared Head Pillar Drill 415V

The Meyer SR25 is the popular entry level model from the Meyer range of geared head pillar drills. Designed for drilling in steel up to 25mm diameter, this is still a powerful and robust model. Speeds can be easily selected using the gear levers, saving time over the traditional belt drive design.

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Features

Geared head pillar drill
Manual feed
Up/down adjustment to head
Up/down adjustment to table
6 drilling speeds - 125, 215, 435, 825, 1400, 2825 RPM
Reverse
Morse taper spindle
Auto tool release
Eye shield with interlock switch
Low voltage lamp
Tee slots to table
Tee slots to base

Options

150mm drill press vice - stock code 18062

Technical Information

MODEL		SR25
Drilling Capacity (Mild Steel)	mm	25
Tapping Capacity (Mild Steel)		M18
Column dia	mm	95
Spindle Taper	MT no	3
Motor	Kw	0.75
Speeds	rpm	125 - 2825
Spindle Stroke	mm	110
Work Table	mm	350 x 400
Base Plate	mm	350 x 340
Throat	mm	240
Length	mm	700
Width	mm	450
Height	mm	1900
Weight	Kg	400

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