Dumont Minute Man 33384 Plain Broach Bushing 2-15/16 in

Product Description

The DUMONT MINUTE MAN 33384 is a Style E plain broach bushing designed to guide broaching tools during keyway, spline, and slot-cutting operations in metalworking applications. The bushing measures 2-15/16 inches in diameter and 6 inches in overall length, providing a deep guide surface suited for extended reach and precision alignment in production and job-shop environments. Weighing 10 pounds, this is a heavy-duty component built for demanding machining setups. Machinists and toolroom professionals install these bushings to maintain accurate broach positioning and extend tool life on manual and hydraulic presses.

Plain broach bushings of this type are used in horizontal and vertical broaching presses across industrial manufacturing, toolroom repair, and custom machining operations. The Style E designation indicates a specific flange or body geometry consistent with standard broach bushing classifications. The 6-inch bushing length accommodates workpieces requiring longer guided travel, making this unit appropriate for both production runs and one-off precision machining jobs where consistent broach alignment is critical.

Key Features

• Style E plain broach bushing geometry for standard press compatibility
• 2-15/16 inch diameter for accurate tool guidance in matched bore setups
• 6-inch overall length provides extended guide surface for deep broaching operations
• 10-pound construction indicates heavy-duty, solid material build
• Plain bushing type requires no additional retaining hardware for straightforward installation

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or production broach bushing for metalworking presses and broaching fixtures requiring a Style E plain bushing with a 2-15/16 inch diameter and 6-inch length.

Installation Notes

Broach bushings are installed by qualified machinists or toolroom technicians familiar with broaching press setup and operation. Ensure the press ram and fixture are fully de-energized and at rest before inserting or removing the bushing. Verify bore diameter and bushing fit tolerance prior to pressing the bushing into the fixture to avoid damage to the guiding surfaces. Follow applicable shop safety procedures and equipment manufacturer guidelines during all press operations.