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GEPY Centres
and Spindles
These superb
revolving (live) centres employ roller bearings that form an
integral part of the centre itself. The taper and needle roller
bearings bear directly on the completely hardened and ground
shaft allowing a larger diameter shaft to be employed without
compromising compactness. This produces a centre with little
overhang and thus great rigidity. GEPY centres are self adjusting
and sealed from the ingress of foreign matter. The maximum eccentricity
of the centre is guaranteed to be not greater than 0.002mm due
to the careful selection of the rollers and also the special
grinding process which ensures the perfect accuracy of the spindle
taper.
GEPY centres are available in four types:
- Type P (as illustrated above) with standard
60 degree point
- Type COP with reduced diameter point
(largely intended for copier work)
- Type C with female (inverted) point
- Type K with large diameter inter-changeable
points (for supporting tubular work)
GEPY centres are available with the following
taper shanks:
- Morse tapers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- Schaublin 70 2 degree
- Schaublin 102 2 degree
- Mikron and other tapers
Please click below for diagrams and data
for centres
GEPY Spindles
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to their famous revolving centres GEPY also produce a number
of different styles of high precision spindles for milling, drilling
and grinding operations. These exquisitely made spindles are
highly complementary to Schaublin and Aciera machines and in
some instances were supplied by the manufacturers as original
equipment. The B8 spindle (right) was supplied as Schaublin part
number 70-89.150 (see archive) and has a maximum speed of 15000
rpm. It accepts B8 (8mm horological) collets. |
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GEPY spindles are supplied in the following
diameters and collet types:
- 25mm B8 and F8 15,000 rpm
- 11mm F4.5 60,000 rpm
- 14mm F4.5 60,000 rpm
- 20mm F7 and ESX 12 40,000 rpm
- 25mm F9 40,000 rpm
- 35mm F16 and ESX 20 10,000 rpm
- 35mm W12 also available with Schaublin
70 threaded spindle nose
- 10,000 rpm
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2005
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