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U.S. Shop Tools releases new catalog
News October 1, 2014
U.S. Shop Tools releases new catalog
U.S. Shop Tools, Anaheim, Calif., has released its 2014/15 Express catalog. The 178-page catalog contains information and pricing on the company's most popular offerings, including chuck jaws, lathe chucks, lathe toolholder bushings, collet pads, live centers, internal lathe workholding, ER, TG, DA & AF collets, retention knobs, vise jaws, milling toolholders and indexable drills.
CAPTIS Clamping System
Products October 1, 2014
CAPTIS Clamping System
Röhm Products America has introduced the modular CAPTIS workpiece clamping system, which provides a range of workholding options for turning, milling and drilling applications through different combinations of modular components.
5-Star Service Program
Products October 1, 2014
5-Star Service Program
Eriez 5-Star Service includes a comprehensive Lift Magnet Certification Program.
ECN/EQN and ROC/ROQ 400M Rotary Encoders
Products October 1, 2014
ECN/EQN and ROC/ROQ 400M Rotary Encoders
HEIDENHAIN introduces the new absolute ECN/EQN and ROC/ROQ 400M rotary encoders now available for use on machines that require a Mitsubishi interface.
KTR35 Toolroom Vise
Products October 1, 2014
KTR35 Toolroom Vise
Kurt announces introduction of its new model KTR35 toolroom vise.
RSA-HT Rod-Style Actuator
Products October 1, 2014
RSA-HT Rod-Style Actuator
The Tolomatic RSA-HT high force rod-style actuator is designed for high duty- cycle performance in demanding applications while delivering the added control and consistency of an electric drive actuator.
Adjusta-Point Live Center
Products October 1, 2014
Adjusta-Point Live Center
The Adjusta-Point radial compensating live center from Riten Industries Inc. is designed specifically for applications when a workpiece's center hole is not quite on center.

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