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Have you ever had a problem with scoring of
stock?


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Adjustable
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Scratch resistant
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Absorbs vibration
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Leaves
no marks
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Short
lead time
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Round or Hex stock
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Affordable
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Durable
Call or e-mail today for more information about this new
pusher break through
Available for:
Acme-Gridley, New Britain, Conomatic, Davenport,
Euroturn, Brown & Sharpe, Greenlee, Tornos, Wickman, & Schutte
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Part # |
Machine Size |
Capacity Round |
Capacity Hex (Across Corners) |
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Davenport |
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ST05DAV |
1/2 DAVENPORT |
.500 |
13/32 (.469) |
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ST07DAV |
3/4 DAVENPORT |
.649 |
17/32 (.613) |
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New Britain |
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ST1NB |
1" NEW BRITAIN |
.900 |
3/4 (.865) |
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ST22NB |
2-1/4 NEW BRITAIN |
1.920 |
1-5/8 (1.876) |
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Schutte |
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ST32SCH |
AF32 SCHUTTE |
1.100 |
15/16 (1.082) |
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Greenlee |
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ST16GREEN |
1-5/8 GREENLEE |
1.450 |
1-1/4 (1.443) |
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Brown & Sharpe |
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ST11BS |
11 B & S |
.449 |
3/8 (.432) |
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ST21ABS |
21A B & S |
.649 |
17/32 (.613) |
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ST22BS |
22 B & S |
.850 |
23/32 (.829) |
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ST22DBS |
22D B & S |
1.250 |
1-1/16 (1.226) |
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ST22HBS |
22H B & S |
1.100 |
15/16 (1.082) |
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Wickman |
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ST17WICK |
1-3/4 WICKMAN |
1.250 |
1-1/16 (1.226) |
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ST13WICK |
1-3/8 WICKMAN |
1.000 |
27/32 (.974) |
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Tornos |
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STAS14TOR |
SAS14 TORNOS |
.449 |
3/8 (.432) |
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STAS16TOR |
SAS16 TORNOS |
.550 |
15/32 (.541) |
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STBS20TOR |
BS20, BS20B, BS22 |
.700 |
19/32 (.685) |
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Acme-Gridley |
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ST04 |
7/16RA6 |
.437 |
3/8 (.432) |
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ST05 |
9/16RA6 |
.524 |
7/16 (.505) |
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ST07 |
3/4RA8 |
.675 |
9/16 (.649) |
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ST1 |
1"RA6 |
.900 |
3/4 (.865) |
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ST12 |
1-1/4RA6 |
1.100 |
15/16 (1.082) |
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ST16 |
1-5/8RB6 |
1.300 |
1-3/32 (1.262) |
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ST2 |
2"RB6 |
1.725 |
1-15/32 (1.695) |
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ST26 |
2-5/8RB6 |
2.250 |
1-15/16 (2.237) |
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Champion
was established in 1945 by B. J. Mascow. His career in the screw
machine industry began in 1922, at the Federal Screw Works Company where
at age 22, he originated the idea of installing...
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