GUIDE BUSHES
The high-precision guide bushes are used in sliding headstock automatic lathes to stabilize the bar stock during machining.
Our guide bushes are used by well-known machine manufacturers, such as CITIZEN, DMG MORI, DOOSAN, GILDEMEISTER, HANWHA, INDEX/TRAUB, MAIER, MANURHIN, STAR, TORNOS and TSUGAMI.
ADJUSTABLE GUIDE BUSHES
The adjustable guide bushes are used for workpiece guidance. They are manually adjusted to the guide diameter via the adjusting nut. As standard, our guide bushes are equipped with a carbide insert, this ensures a longer service life and higher wear resistance. For special applications, they are also available with an extended guide length.
SDK GUIDE BUSHES
The SDK guide bushes with integrated spring are manufactured in one piece. Due to this design, the rod material receives the maximum stability and flexibility in your application. In addition, the axial misalignment or misalignment of the rod material, is eliminated by the integrated spring. SDK guide bushes are especially designed for flexible guide bushe systems for example JBS.
SDK-T GUIDE BUSHES
The SDK-T guide bushes with integrated spring are manufactured in one piece. Due to this design, the rod material receives the maximum stability and flexibility in your application. In addition, the axial misalignment or misalignment of the rod material, is eliminated by the integrated spring. SDK-T guide bushes are especially designed for flexible guide bushe systems for example JBS.
SZZ GUIDE BUSHES
The SZZ guide bushes with integrated spring are manufactured in one piece. Due to this manufacturing method we do not have any axial misalignment and thus allows maximum flexibility for your application.
SZZ guide bushes are especially designed for flexible guide bushe systems for example JBS.
ALIGNMENT PINS
The high-precision alignment pins are particularly suitable for checking the axial or radial offset of machine axes or the offset of the main spindle to the sub spindle of the machine geometry.
Furthermore, alignment pins are used for checking the run-out and tumbling on main or sub spindle.
