Dead Centres With Carbide Tip – DIN 8012

Thame Workholding

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Carbide Tips DIN 8012 Rotor Tool AG is a Swiss company, specialising in the development and manufacture of high-quality, high-precision tools. Their range of Dead centres provide outstanding support to long or slender workpieces between the headstock and tailstock Application High precision carbide dead centres for grinding, measuring and testing. Optimal grinding results because of the high roundness of the 60° point and the precision of the Morse taper. Technical Specifications Dimensions conform to DIN806E, 807 and 228, but with higher accuracy by ROTOR standard Carbide tips DIN8012 for sta

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THAME ENGINEERING CO LIMITED, number 02149520. Checked 2026-09-06.
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