Value Collection TS-1 Tailstock 5.1 Inch Centerline Height

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION TS-1 is a tailstock designed for use with Super Spacers in precision machining applications. With a centerline height of 5.1 inches, this tailstock provides the support needed to hold and align workpieces during turning, grinding, or milling operations. Weighing 13 pounds, it is a solid, substantial unit suited for shop floor use by machinists and toolroom professionals. The TS-1 is built to interface directly with compatible Super Spacer rotary tables and indexing fixtures, extending their utility for between-centers work and precision part support.

This tailstock is appropriate for use in machine shops, toolrooms, and production environments where Super Spacer units are already in service. It is typically installed on milling machines or surface grinders alongside a Super Spacer rotary table or indexing head to support longer workpieces during machining. The 5.1-inch centerline height is matched to align with the center of compatible Super Spacer units, making it a functional pairing for precision setups requiring steady workpiece support.

Key Features

• 5.1-inch centerline height matched for alignment with Super Spacer units
• Designed specifically for use with Super Spacers for stable between-centers support
• 13-pound construction provides rigid, stable support on the machine table
• UNSPSC Code 23242115 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Designed for use with Super Spacers. Centerline height of 5.1 inches is matched to align with compatible Super Spacer rotary tables and indexing fixtures.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a machinist or toolroom technician. Power down and lock out the machine before mounting or adjusting the tailstock on the machine table. Secure the tailstock firmly to the table using appropriate clamping hardware before bringing any workpiece to center. Verify centerline alignment between the tailstock and the Super Spacer unit before beginning any machining operation.