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

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

Air cylinders are pneumatic linear actuators that are driven by a pressure differential in the cylinder's chambers. They may be single-acting (with a spring return) or double-acting. Search by Specification | Learn More about Air Cylinders

Hydraulic cylinders are actuation devices that utilize pressurized hydraulic fluid to produce linear motion and force. Search by Specification | Learn More about Hydraulic Cylinders

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

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. Search by Specification | Learn More about Live Centers

Tool holders (toolholders) are the physical interface between tooling and the machine tool. They vary in terms of machine-mount styles and are designed to perform specific applications. Search by Specification | Learn More about Tool Holders

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

CNC controllers are used to control machines and processes. They provide capabilities ranging from simple point-to-point linear control to highly complex algorithms with multiple axes of control. CNC controllers are used to retrofit many types of machine shop equipment. Search by Specification | Learn More about CNC Controllers

Mandrels or arbors are tool components that are used to grip or clamp the material being machined, or other moving tool components. Learn More about Mandrels

Collets are precision, work-holding chucks consisting of a slotted socket that, when tightened, automatically centers around a finished round or specialized stock. Learn More about Collets

Swiss screw machines or automatics are turning machines with a sliding headstock, guide bushings and cross tools that can produce very small parts up to 1.250" diameter with consistently excellent surface finishes. Learn More about Swiss Screw Machines

Dead centers are used to hold or support a workpiece in a lathe or other machine tool. They do not revolve with the workpiece. Learn More about Dead Centers