Schunk 122166 Workpiece Stop 0.79 in Lathe

Product Description

The SCHUNK 122166 is a workpiece stop designed for lathe applications where consistent part positioning is critical. This compact stop measures 0.79 inches in overall length and is constructed from medium-carbon steel, providing the rigidity and wear resistance needed in a production turning environment. It functions as a positive locating reference, preventing workpieces from shifting during machining operations. Machinists and tool-room technicians install this type of stop to maintain repeatability across multiple parts in a run. At 0.25 pounds, the 122166 is a lightweight, single-unit component suited for direct replacement or new fixture builds.

This workpiece stop is intended for use on lathes where a fixed reference point is required to index or limit longitudinal workpiece travel. It is appropriate for both small-shop and production environments. The medium-carbon steel construction holds up to the contact forces generated in standard turning operations. This stop ships as a single unit and is well-suited for tool cribs, maintenance departments, and machine shops maintaining lathe fixturing setups.

Key Features

• Workpiece stop design provides a positive, repeatable locating reference on lathes
• Medium-carbon steel construction resists deformation under machining contact forces
• Compact 0.79-inch overall length fits tight fixture and turret configurations
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds for easy handling and quick changeover
• Single-unit packaging supports direct replacement without excess inventory commitment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental workpiece stop for lathe fixturing systems requiring a short-body stop in medium-carbon steel construction.

Installation Notes

Installation of lathe workpiece stops is typically performed by a machinist or tool-room technician. Power down and lock out the lathe spindle before removing or installing any stop components. Verify seating and torque of mounting hardware against your lathe or fixture manufacturer specifications before returning the machine to service. Consult applicable machine guarding and workplace safety standards before operating.