ERLO MSM.25 UPRIGHT DRILL PRESS

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OEM
ERLO
Model
MSM.25
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
UPRIGHT DRILL PRESSES

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Technical Description

The ERLO MSM.25 Upright Drill Press is a robust manual feed machine designed for precise drilling and tapping in mild steel with a maximum drilling capacity of 0.984 inches (25 mm) and tapping capability up to M18 (approximately 0.709 inches). It features a CM3 Morse taper spindle, a substantial spindle stroke of 4.72 inches (120 mm), and a powerful motor rated between 0.7 to 1.3 kW (0.94 to 1.74 HP). The machine employs a reliable V-belt transmission across 10 selectable speeds ranging from 295 to 4,800 RPM, allowing flexible adaptation to various material and drill bit sizes. Its feeding mechanism is manual, providing the operator with direct control over the drilling process. The worktable measures 10.63 by 10.63 inches (270 by 270 mm) and is supported by a sturdy 3.94-inch (100 mm) diameter column, with a 9.84-inch (250 mm) distance from spindle center to column face, ensuring ample workspace and stability. Operator safety is prioritized with features such as a drill guard, motor protection, and an emergency stop button integrated into a low-voltage control system with safety interlocks. The drill press can be enhanced with optional accessories including a digital depth reader, speed variator, cabinet base, a rotating/tilting table, automatic feed, and coolant system, making it suitable for versatile workshop and light industrial drilling applications requiring durability, precision, and safety compliance. This model balances compact design and industrial-grade performance, making it ideal for prototyping, maintenance, and production tasks.

Technical Attributes

Table Size (LxW)
10.63 x 10.63
Spindle Taper
CM3
Stroke Length
4.7 ''
Max Drilling Diameter
0.98 ''

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