Coordinate Drilling (Jig Borer) Machine Henri Hauser Typ M1

Bienne (Suisse)

In 1898 Henry Hauser founded a workshop to manufacture machines for watchmaker and immediately noticed the potential for mechanization in the watch industry.

Coordinate Drilling (Jig Borer) Machine Henri Hauser Typ M1, overall view

Machine Hauser M1 60 -70 years of the last century has proven Swiss quality, it is used as a coordinate machine, measuring microscope and boring machine.

Henri Hauser Typ M1, circular table

The construction is very stable. Small milling operations can be performed on it.

Coordinate Drilling (Jig Borer) Machine Henri Hauser Typ M1, scales

Hauser M1 is equipped with a circular table, a centering microscope with 35x magnification, a punch and boring spindle.

Henri Hauser Typ M1, centering microscope

Boring spindle with collets B8. Despite the compact device, this machine offers accuracy up to 0.001 mm.

Coordinate Drilling (Jig Borer) Machine Henri Hauser Typ M1, scale Coordinate Drilling (Jig Borer) Machine Henri Hauser Typ M1

Technical data Hauser Type M1:

Work areas:

  • Longitudinal travel (X-axis) 100 mm
  • Longitudinal travel (Y-axis) 100 mm
  • Lifting (Z-axis) 40 mm
  • Distance between the table and the spindle 90 mm

Spindle:

  • Max. drilling capacity in steel Ø 4 mm
  • Max. drilling in cast iron Ø 5 mm
  • Lifting the drill spindle (Z-axis) 40 mm
  • Max. reaming Ø 12 mm
  • Spindel seat for collet shanks B-8
  • Clamp of collet Ø 8 mm

Spindle speed:

  • from 250 rev/min to 2700 rev/min

Weights and Dimensions:

  • Length 600 mm
  • Width 600 mm
  • Height 140 mm
  • Weight approx. 120 kg

Equipment:

  • Circular table Ø 135 mm
  • 35x centering microscope
  • Punch