SPINDLE LINERS AND LOCKING RINGS

 

Why do I need Spindle Liners?

 

 

 

 

 

Spindle liners are used to keep the bar stock on center in the lathes spindle. On the hydroturn the reduction of vibration due to the imbalance of having a bar flopping around in the spindle is the key benefit, but it also insures that the push rod will stay centered on the bar stock. On the Autobar series as well as reducing vibration, the spindle liners are important for the reloading cycle. As the new bar is being loaded into the lathe automatically, the spindle liner holds it aligned with the Collet opening. With out the proper spindle liner the bar stock will jam against the inside of the Collet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Which Spindle liners do I need?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On the hydroturn series you need a spindle liner to match each reduction tube you are going to use. On the Autobar series you need a liner to match each bar diameter you are going to run. Now if your a job shop this starts to add up to be a lot of liners, what I have done is pick out lines for the common size bar (example 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, 1 inch). Then if I have a small job that needs say 15/16 stock, I use 1 inch stock instead, and if I get a large job that needs 15/16 stock, then I order the liner for it.

 

 

The four measurements below are what CNC Enhancements needs to make

a spindle liner. If you have any questions please email Universal Machinery at: CNC@universalmachinery.com

You can print out this form fill in the data and fax it to

Universal Machinery at (805) 445-9964.

 

Measurement

Description

A

Located at the back of the actuator or the back of the draw tube. On some machines the draw tube goes clear to the back, on others it does not. We need this measurement at the very back of the spindle. Measurement B may not be the same as A. Tolerance +/- 0.005

 

 

B

Located at the front of the draw tube just behind the chuck. Measurement A may not be the same as B. Tolerance +/-0.005

C

Over all length inside the draw tube and actuator combined. Tolerance +/-1/4 inch.

D

This depends on your preference. Some people want the spindle liner to extend out as close as possible to the bar feed. This holds the bar more stable. However, coolant can drain back through it and make a large mess at the back of the machine. Other people want it cut off at the back of the actuator so the coolant will be caught by the coolant collector. If you are not sure which you want, use the long one. You can always cut it off. Tolerance +/-1/4 inch.

 

Lathe Draw Tube ID

List Price

Up to 3"

$360

3" to 4"

$460

4" to 5"

$560

Over 5" and Under 6"

$795

 

For Enlarged Pictures Click Below

 

OPTIONS                   TECHNICAL DIAGRAM

 

For Pricing Click Here