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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is a set of thrust ball bearings, generally in the back. Depending on the model of the lathe, the model of the thrust ball bearing of the tailstock will also be different.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, thrust ball spindle.
There are two types of inclined bed CNC lathe tailstock available: hydraulic and manual. >>>More
You should be talking about soft limit overtravel, because before the hard limit should be the first soft limit. If the soft limit overtravel, you only need to use the hand wheel to swing back. If it is a hard limit overtravel, there is generally a hard limit release switch, press and hold to move back. >>>More
Are you flat bed, and the tailstock is hand-cranked?
If it is to show how much depth is near the top of the shake 1 circle, there is also an angle display, the purpose is basically for drilling, so that you know how much depth you have drilled into, various machine tools are different, some are a circle, and some are 5MM >>>More
Are you sure you're talking about tailstock height??
The tailstock height is standardized at the factory, i.e. strictly the same height as the spindle center of rotation. Generally, it is not necessary to adjust. If the old machine is worn out due to the guide rails, it may need to be adjusted. >>>More
The M code can be used in any of the switch directives M03 M04 M05 M30 common code, such as machine tool factory uniformity. M10 functionality depends on the machine factory settings.