CNC Dead Centre Stub
OverviewThe CNC Dead Centre Stub is a precision-engineered machine tool accessory designed to support workpieces during CNC turning and machining operations. Its short-point configuration is suitable for compatible setups where a compact centre profile is required for workpiece support and positioning.
₹2,440- Precision-engineered stub-point design.
- Compact profile for suitable machining setups.
- Designed for compatible CNC lathe machines.
- Provides support for workpieces during turning.
- Helps maintain workpiece alignment.
- Robust construction for industrial applications.
- Suitable for compatible shaft and cylindrical components.
- Supports stable machining setups.
- Available in different sizes and configurations.
- Designed for dependable workshop performance.
- CNC lathe turning operations.
- Precision shaft machining.
- Cylindrical component manufacturing.
- Supporting suitable workpieces between centres.
- Engineering and tool room applications.
- Industrial component production.
- Machining setups requiring a stub-point centre.
- General CNC machining operations.
- Provides reliable workpiece support.
- Compact design for compatible setups.
- Helps maintain workpiece alignment.
- Supports consistent machining results.
- Helps improve machining stability.
- Suitable for professional industrial environments.
- Offers options for different machine interfaces.
- Supports efficient CNC turning operations.
| Name | MT | L | L3 | ØD | M |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNC DEAD CENTRE STUB MT-2 | MT-2 | 64 mm | 48 mm | 18 mm | 22 × 1.5 |
| CNC DEAD CENTRE STUB MT-3 | MT-3 | 84 mm | 57 mm | 24.1 mm | 27 × 1.5 |
| CNC DEAD CENTRE STUB MT-4 | MT-4 | 102.5 mm | 72.5 mm | 31.6 mm | 36 × 1.5 |
| CNC DEAD CENTRE STUB MT-5 | MT-5 | 129.5 mm | 87.5 mm | 44.7 mm | 48 × 1.5 |
The CNC Dead Centre Stub is commonly used in compatible CNC lathes to support shafts and cylindrical workpieces during turning operations. Its compact stub-point design is suitable for machining setups where a shorter centre profile is required. It is used in engineering workshops, tool rooms, and industrial manufacturing facilities. The correct mounting interface, centre geometry, speed rating, and workpiece requirements should be verified before use to ensure safe and reliable machining performance.
