Grinding Hydraulic Steady Rest
Leading Manufacturers, Exporters, Wholesaler and Retailer of AS Series HSR, GHS HSR, Krug Hsr and VGHS HSR from Bangalore.
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| Feature | Fine Finished, Robustness |
AS series is specially designed with retractable arms for easy vertical loading of jobs even in hydraulic cylindrical grinding machines. FAR AS series is designed to achieve is a high accuracy with a repeatability accuracy less than 0.002 mm.
FAR developed steady rests for Crank shaft Pin and Journal grinding, Cam lobe and cam grinding, cylindrical traverse grinding and angular plunge grinding,
FAR steady rests are customized to accommodate the provision of IPG, crank web clearance etc,
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| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Finishing | Polished |
| Color | Silver |
| Condition | New |
| Feature | Easy To Use,Optimum Strength,Strong Construction |
| Type | Steady Rests |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Operation Method | Hydraulic |
GHS series is a low cost option for all standard grinding applications such as cylindrical grinding, camshaft grinding, cam lobe grinding etc., We also manufacture custom design to accommodate in-process gauge.
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| Condition | New |
| Application | Industrial |
This series is specially designed for crank shaft grinding to accommodate the maximum eccentric throw and journal diameter of crank shafts. Custom made design are available to accommodate in-process gauge and vertical loading.
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| Application | Industrial |
| Feature | High Performance, Optimum Strength |
These steadies are for cylindrical and camshaft grinding. This series is designed to be used on machines where GHS series steadies cannot be used. It comes with a top arm which is fully openable so as to load components to the machine centre. The opening action can be identified through a sensor integrated to the steady itself.
