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Engineered for demanding applications, Dorian’s live and dead centers enhance spindle support, reduce axial deflection, and maintain consistent workpiece alignment in both manual and CNC lathe operations. The right workholding solution is critical to achieving accuracy, stability, and efficiency in every precision machining shop. Dorian Tool offers a comprehensive selection of live centers and dead centers, engineered to meet the rigorous demands of turning applications. With robust construction and high-precision bearings, these centers provide exceptional support for workpieces, reducing runout and vibration while extending tool life Dorian Tool Live Centers: Precision and DurabilityDorian Tool’s live centers are designed for high-speed turning operations, providing superior rotational support with minimal friction. Featuring a combination of precision-ground bearings and high-strength steel construction, these live centers ensure stability and longevity in demanding machining environments.
Dorian Tool Dead Centers: Stability for High-Precision MachiningDead centers are essential for applications requiring maximum rigidity and minimal axial movement. These centers provide a fixed support point, ensuring high precision in grinding, turning, and inspection tasks.
Choosing the Right Center for Your Application Selecting the correct live or dead center depends on factors such as material type, rotational speed, load capacity, and machining precision requirements. Whether you need a high-performance live center for heavy-duty applications or a carbide-tipped dead center for extended wear resistance, Dorian Tool provides a solution that meets your specific needs. F&L Technical Sales is proud to offer Dorian Tool’s industry-leading live and dead centers, ensuring machinists have access to reliable, high-precision workholding solutions. Contact us today to learn more about optimizing your lathe performance with Dorian Tool products. Your browser does not support viewing this document. Click here to download the document.
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