Umbrella Live Center MT2-MT5 | Bull Nose Live Center for Lathe

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MT2-D75
MT3-D80 Sold out
MT3-D120
MT4-D100
MT4-D160
MT5-D100
MT5-D160
MT5-D250

Product description

Product Description

The Umbrella Live Center is a large cone-type revolving center designed for supporting pipes, tubes, hollow workpieces, and large-bore components during lathe machining.

Its wide conical head provides a larger contact area than a standard live center, helping to center and support hollow workpieces securely from the tailstock side.

Available in MT2, MT3, MT4, and MT5 Morse taper sizes, with cone diameters from 75 mm up to 250 mm, making it suitable for different lathe sizes and workpiece requirements.


Technical Specs

Available Models

Model Morse Taper Taper Diameter Cone Diameter Length

MT2-D75 MT2Ø17.78 mm 75 mm 68 mm

MT3-D80 MT3Ø23.825 mm 80 mm 86 mm

MT3-D120 MT3Ø23.825 mm 120 mm 86 mm

MT4-D100 MT4Ø31.267 mm 100 mm 108 mm

MT4-D160 MT4Ø31.267 mm 160 mm 108 mm

MT5-D100 MT5Ø44.399 mm 100 mm 136 mm

MT5-D160 MT5Ø44.399 mm 160 mm 136 mm

MT5-D250 MT5Ø44.399 mm 250 mm 136 mm


Available Sizes

  • MT2-D75
  • MT3-D80
  • MT3-D120
  • MT4-D100
  • MT4-D160
  • MT5-D100
  • MT5-D160
  • MT5-D250

Key Features

  • Umbrella / bull nose cone design
  • Revolving live center with internal bearing system
  • Suitable for pipes, tubes, and hollow workpieces
  • Helps center large-bore parts during turning
  • Available from MT2 to MT5
  • Multiple cone diameters up to 250 mm
  • Suitable for conventional and industrial lathes
  • Easy installation directly into the lathe tailstock

Applications

  • Supporting pipes during turning
  • Machining tubes and hollow workpieces
  • Turning large-bore components
  • Supporting long workpieces
  • Machining hollow shafts
  • Lathe workshops and maintenance shops
  • Conventional and industrial lathe applications

Selection Guide

Choose the correct umbrella live center based on the Morse taper size of the lathe tailstock and the required cone diameter for the workpiece.

For best fit, confirm the tailstock taper size first, then select the cone diameter that properly supports the pipe, tube, or hollow workpiece.

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