GlockCNC.com
Have you ever been frustrated by the lack of precision in mini or benchtop mill or lathe? Back in 2007, we ran into the same issue. It started with the Sherline lathe. The stock we needed to cut was too large for the WW collet system and the jaw chuck was useless for our needs. Plus, the spindle bearings were a lower grade than what we needed. Our parts went into superchargers and needed very tight tolerances. The rotating parts could spin up to 200,000 RPM. Some rotating parts operated very close to fixed parts (compressor wheel to be specific). The closer we could operate the rotating parts to the fixed parts without collision, the higher the efficiency of the supercharger. So anyway, we decided to have our own spindle arbors ground to use ER32 collets. The results ended up being amazing! We could turn parts in the .000050 range. Currently, the best combination for that kind of precision using our adjustable ER nut, ultra-precision collets, ABEC-9 bearings with a secondary grinding operation to the collet mating surface. When others discovered the level of precision we were getting, they wanted us to make the headstocks for them too. And so began GlockCNC.com... You can now have the super precision and flexibility with our new patent pending; ER25, ER32, ER40 and ER50 for the Sherline & Taig lathe, mill or custom setup! Our headstocks come preloaded with the spindle and bearings. You can either get a Sherline head casing or our Heavy Duty Headstock casing (we mostly sell the Heavy Duty version). We use them in our everyday manufacturing process for our sister companies for precision .0005 TIR or much better. In fact, we turn parts with our ER systems with .0005 less every day...even though the Sherline headstocks say they arent even rated for that kind of part precision. Shortly after we started to produce high-end spindles for the Sherline headstock casing, we discovered the motor was next. Now we produce a 750 and 1200 watt motor and driver combination. It is a direct replacement for the stock Sherline or Tai
GlockCNC.com
Have you ever been frustrated by the lack of precision in mini or benchtop mill or lathe? Back in 2007, we ran into the same issue. It started with the Sherline lathe. The stock we needed to cut was too large for the WW collet system and the jaw chuck was useless for our needs. Plus, the spindle bearings were a lower grade than what we needed. Our parts went into superchargers and needed very tight tolerances. The rotating parts could spin up to 200,000 RPM. Some rotating parts operated very close to fixed parts (compressor wheel to be specific). The closer we could operate the rotating parts to the fixed parts without collision, the higher the efficiency of the supercharger. So anyway, we decided to have our own spindle arbors ground to use ER32 collets. The results ended up being amazing! We could turn parts in the .000050 range. Currently, the best combination for that kind of precision using our adjustable ER nut, ultra-precision collets, ABEC-9 bearings with a secondary grinding operation to the collet mating surface. When others discovered the level of precision we were getting, they wanted us to make the headstocks for them too. And so began GlockCNC.com... You can now have the super precision and flexibility with our new patent pending; ER25, ER32, ER40 and ER50 for the Sherline & Taig lathe, mill or custom setup! Our headstocks come preloaded with the spindle and bearings. You can either get a Sherline head casing or our Heavy Duty Headstock casing (we mostly sell the Heavy Duty version). We use them in our everyday manufacturing process for our sister companies for precision .0005 TIR or much better. In fact, we turn parts with our ER systems with .0005 less every day...even though the Sherline headstocks say they arent even rated for that kind of part precision. Shortly after we started to produce high-end spindles for the Sherline headstock casing, we discovered the motor was next. Now we produce a 750 and 1200 watt motor and driver combination. It is a direct replacement for the stock Sherline or Tai
glockcnc.com
56 Piper Ave Battle Creek, Michigan 49017, US
Details
Year founded
2007
Revenue
500K-1M
Employees
1-10
Number of locations
1
NAICS
333
SIC
3523
Products & Services
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- Headstocks
- Motor Upgrades
- Motors
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Equipment
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- Sherline & Taig Headstocks - Mills, Lathes & Universal
- G0704 PM25 Mill Headstocks
- Sherline OEM Headstock Casing
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GlockCNC.com
56 Piper Ave Battle Creek, Michigan 49017, US
Frequently Asked Questions
What services & capabilities does GlockCNC.com offer?
GlockCNC.com offers a range of services and capabilities, including Headstocks.
What kind of equipment does GlockCNC.com use?
GlockCNC.com uses a variety of equipment, including Sherline & Taig Headstocks - Mills, Lathes & Universal.
What are the target industries of GlockCNC.com?
GlockCNC.com serves several industries, including the machinery manufacturing industry.
How many locations does GlockCNC.com operate?
GlockCNC.com operates from a single location at 56 piper avenue, battle creek, michigan 49017, united states.
Where are the headquarters of GlockCNC.com?
The headquarters of GlockCNC.com are located in 56 piper avenue, battle creek, michigan 49017, united states.
What is the NAICS code for GlockCNC.com?
The NAICS code for GlockCNC.com is 333.
How many employees does GlockCNC.com have?
GlockCNC.com has an employee count in the range of 1-10 employees.
What is the official website of GlockCNC.com?
The official website of GlockCNC.com is https://glockcnc.com/.
When was GlockCNC.com founded?
GlockCNC.com was founded in 2007.