Dividing Head suppliers in India

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This Dividing Head is a machine tool accessory that turns a workpiece or tool to precise angles for gear cutting, fluting, indexing holes, thread cutting and other multi-angle machining. It attaches to milling machines, grinders and drill presses. The head rotates both clockwise and counterclockwise, set in degrees or minutes. A crank engages the indexing mechanism against a dividing plate with holes at regular intervals, so each division is accurate and repeatable, and graduated scales, dials or vernier scales help set exact angles. A chuck or collet holds the work securely while it turns, and a tailstock supports longer workpieces for added stability. The grey-painted head carries a perforated index plate with a crank handle, alongside a matching tailstock, a stack of red change gears and an arm carrying further gears. It is listed at 180X115X180 mm and 40 kg, with a 6 MONTH warranty, delivery in 1 week, and samples available.

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Indexing milling fixture in horizontal and vertical configurations, holding and positioning workpieces precisely for milling and drilling operations. Indexing works through a dividing plate, crank handle and worm gear mechanism, rotating the clamped workpiece in specific angular increments, typically in 1, 5 or 15 steps, so each machined feature is accurately located and repeatable. The horizontal configuration aligns the workpiece with the horizontal spindle of a horizontal milling machine for cutting keyways, slots and grooves. The vertical configuration, with the indexing mechanism generally at its base, aligns with the vertical spindle for vertical milling, drilling and boring, including keyways, gear teeth, splines and fluting. It serves manufacturing, tool and die making and general machining. The fixture measures 200X110X185 mm, weighs 24 kg and carries a 6 MONTH warranty. Minimum order is 1 unit and delivery takes 1 week. Free samples are available within a certain price range. Export markets are Africa, the Middle East and Asia.