This Meuser M 50 R is a radial drilling machine — sometimes referred to as a radial arm drill — designed for boring, reaming, and tapping operations across a wide range of workpiece sizes. Radial drilling machines of this type are valued in metalworking and general engineering workshops for their ability to position the spindle over large or heavy components without having to reposition the work itself. Meuser is a German machine tool manufacturer with a long-standing presence in precision drilling and boring equipment, supplying industrial workshops and engineering facilities across Europe and beyond.
The machine dates from 1970 and is offered in used condition from a seller based in Germany. Its core drilling capacity is 50 mm diameter in steel and 60 mm in cast iron, making it well suited to heavy-duty production and maintenance drilling tasks. The spindle is fitted with a Morse Taper 5 interface, accommodating a broad range of tooling, and operates across a speed range of 25 to 2,000 rpm, giving the operator considerable flexibility from slow, large-diameter boring to faster drilling in lighter materials. Feed rates run from 0.06 to 0.5 mm per revolution, allowing fine control over chip load and surface finish.
The arm reaches 1,250 mm from the column, which has a diameter of 350 mm, and the crossrail can be adjusted vertically by 620 mm to suit workpieces of varying heights. Maximum workpiece height is approximately 1,150 mm. Total installed power is 7.5 kW. The machine weighs approximately 4.6 tonnes and has an overall footprint of 2.50 m long by 1.08 m wide by 2.50 m tall, figures relevant for transport planning and workshop placement.
Included with the machine is a box table measuring 1,100 × 700 × 550 mm, which provides a rigid clamping surface for workpieces, along with a coolant pump for wet cutting operations.
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