Chuck jaws are inserts that fit into a chuck and grip the workpiece. There are three types of chuck jaws: base jaws, hard jaws, and soft jaws. Search by Specification | Learn More about Chuck Jaws

Lathes and turning centers cut a rotating part with a stationary cutting tool. The tool moves parallel and perpendicular to the workpiece axis to provide the desired finished shape. Learn More about Lathes and Turning Centers

Steady rests and follower rests are lathe accessories that hold a long workpiece steady during turning. Steady rests are mounted to the bed and do not move with the lathe. Follower rests attach to the saddle and move along with or follow the lathe. Learn More about Steady Rests and Follower Rests

Live centers are used to hold or support a workpiece in a lathe or other machine tool, often between the headstock and tailstock. Live centers revolve with the workpiece. Learn More about Live Centers

...attrition mills, colloid and roll mills, screen mills and granulators, pin mills, impact mills and breakers, hammer and cage mills, jaw crushers, jet and fluid energy mills, roll crushers, disc mills, and vertical rollers and dry pans. Ball and media... Search by Specification | Learn More about Crushers and Mills

...that turn machine tools. Blank adapters can be customized for specific applications or machining tasks. Boring heads can hold a variety of cutting tools, but are used mainly with boring bars. Collet chucks use collets of various sizes to hold... Search by Specification | Learn More about Tool Holders

Pulverizers are machines that grind materials into fine powders, tiny shards, shapes, or granules on a continuous basis. Often, they are used to process items that are 2 inches (5 cm) in size Search by Specification | Learn More about Pulverizers

Tool turrets are indexing tool holders for lathes, transfer machines, and other machine tools. They allow equipment to carry multiple cutting tools at one time and mount individual tools in the correct sequence. Learn More about Tool Turrets

...be angular or fingers that pivot about base points or jaws that slide parallel or in the same plane with each other like clamps or chuck jaws. They may be actuated manually, electrically, pneumatically, or hydraulically. Manual grippers are actuated by hand... Search by Specification | Learn More about Grippers

Turning tools are used on lathes for cutting or finishing the outside diameter of a workpiece. Learn More about Turning Tools

...axes of control. CNC controllers are used to retrofit many types of machine shop equipment. Examples include horizontal mills, vertical mills, lathes and turning centers, grinders, electro discharge machining (EDM) equipment, torch tables, automatic... Search by Specification | Learn More about CNC Controllers

...the workpiece. Lathes also use mandrels that are set in the center and turned with lathe dogs. In addition to lathes, arbors are used to hold buffing wheels, circular saws, and sanding discs. Typically, these mandrels consist of a cylinder that is threaded... Learn More about Mandrels

CNC machining services use fast, repeatable, and programmable machines which can function while unattended in order to manufacture parts quickly and efficiently. Search by Specification | Learn More about CNC Machining Services

Gripper products are used in gripper fixtures to hold a component in place by providing resistance by friction or slight surface penetration. The face of the gripper may be serrated or flat and made of steel, carbide, or a plastic material. Learn More about Gripper Products