Shaft Support

The SK series positions a round guide shaft above the machine base using an upright body, a split clamping bore and a two-point mounting foot.

The SHF holder fixes a round linear shaft against a flat mounting face. Two flange holes secure the body, while a separate clamp screw closes the split bore around the shaft.

The SHF secures a stationary linear shaft where the shaft axis meets a mounting plate at a right angle. Its two-hole flange fixes the support to the plate, while the divided bore closes around the

An aluminum pedestal with four base holes and a vertically split shaft bore. Two side screws close the upper section around a stationary round shaft.

SK16 holds the end of a 16 mm round shaft above the machine plate. Its split aluminum body closes around the shaft when the side clamp screw is tightened.

The SHF holds the end of a round guide shaft against a vertical machine plate. Two flange holes secure the support to the plate, while a separate split-bore clamp grips the shaft.

The SHF-A secures the end of a round guide shaft to a machine frame through a split bore and a two-hole mounting flange. Available models cover shaft diameters from 3 mm to 60 mm.

The SK series is a compact pedestal used to hold a round rod above a machine base. A cut through the bore allows the grip to be released and retightened during assembly.

The SK support sets a round shaft at a defined height above the machine bed. Its aluminum alloy pedestal combines a flat mounting base with an upper split clamp, leaving the shaft span accessible for

Secure a stationary round shaft directly to a machine end plate. The SHF holder combines a two-hole mounting flange with a split aluminum alloy body, allowing the shaft to be positioned before the

The Aluminum Pedestal Shaft Clamp holds a stationary round shaft above a machine base. Its raised body, two mounting feet and slotted bore combine shaft positioning and clamping in one aluminum-alloy

A pillow block support that clamps, aligns, and rigidly holds a round linear shaft in place — the stationary anchor point that keeps a hard-chrome-plated or stainless steel shaft straight and stable