MT4 half notched carbide dead center
Availablity of the dead center
1. Standard dead centers are readily available from stock in Morse, Jarno and Brown & Sharpe Tapers.
2. Point styles include full and half dead centers in both steel and carbide tip configurations.
3. Style 1 dead centers are steel full centers, Style 2 dead centers are steel half centers, Style 3 centers are carbide tipped full centers and Style 4 dead centers are carbide tipped half centers.
4. When ordering specify the base model number and the style number to create the full five digit part number. For example a 7104, Style 3 dead center is a 4 Morse taper carbide tipped full center whose complete part number is 71043.
Technical Specifications - Carbide-Tipped Dead Centers
Carbide tipped dead center bodies are also manufactured from 52100 ball bearing steel. Since the carbide tip is the wear surface in carbide tipped dead centers, only the knock out end of the body is hardened. Carbide tips are grade C2 or equivalent with the hardness and wear resistance required for high production turning and grinding applications. Concentricity is guaranteed to .0002 inches TIR.
Drawing of the morse taper centers
Product displaying of dead center standard size
Other dead center available:
tungsten carbide tipped dead center and half notched steel/carbide tipped dead center
Applications of the dead center:
Dead Center Regrind
Both steel and carbide tipped dead centers can be reground to extend the life of the dead center. One of the many advantages of 52100 over case hardened materials is that the point can be reground without affecting the hardness or durability of the center. Dead centers should be returned to the factory for inspection to determine the cost of regrinding the tool. The point angle will be reground to factory specifications and the concentricity of the point to the taper will be restored. If necessary, the mounting taper will be reground as well during the reconditioning process.
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