Fixed steady rest for PM2500 and PM2700

This cast steady rest is attached to the prism bed of the PM2500 or PM2700 using a clamping block. The three brass support jaws are infinitely adjustable using knurled screws and enable easy positioning on the workpiece. The setting of the support jaws can be fixed using a hexagon nut for each jaw. Workpieces with a diameter of up to 68 mm can be machined with this steady rest.

This cast steady rest is attached to the prism bed of the SIEG C6 or SC6 using a clamping block. The three brass support jaws are infinitely adjustable using knurled screws and enable easy positioning on the workpiece. The setting of the support jaws can be fixed using a hexagon nut for each jaw. Workpieces with a diameter of up to 65 mm can be machined with this steady rest.

This cast-iron steady rest is attached to the prism bed of the PM190-V using a clamping block. The three brass support jaws are infinitely adjustable using knurled screws and enable easy positioning on the workpiece. The setting of the support jaws can be fixed using a hexagon nut for each jaw. Workpieces with a diameter of up to 55 mm can be machined with this steady rest.

This cast-iron steady rest is attached to the prism bed of the PM3700 using a clamping block. The three brass support jaws are infinitely adjustable using knurled screws and enable easy positioning on the workpiece. The setting of the support jaws can be fixed using a hexagon nut for each jaw. Workpieces with a diameter of up to 60 mm can be machined with this steady rest.

This cast-iron steady rest is attached to the prism bed of the PM3800 using a clamping block. The three support jaws with brass tips are infinitely adjustable using star screws and enable easy positioning on the workpiece. The setting of the support jaws can be fixed using a locking screw for each jaw. The steady rest can be opened for easy adjustment and handling. Workpieces with a diameter of up to 40 mm can be machined.

This cast steady rest is attached to the prism bed of the SIEG C2, SC2 or C3 using a clamping block. The three brass support jaws are infinitely adjustable via knurled screws and enable easy positioning on the workpiece. The setting of the support jaws can be fixed using a hexagon nut for each jaw. Workpieces with a diameter of up to 39 mm can be machined with this steady rest.

This cast steady rest is attached to the prism bed of the SIEG SC10 using a clamping block. The three brass support jaws are infinitely adjustable using knurled screws and enable easy positioning on the workpiece. The setting of the support jaws can be fixed using a hexagon nut for each jaw. Workpieces with a diameter of up to 72 mm can be machined with this steady rest.

This cast steady rest is attached to the prism bed of the SIEG SC4 using a clamping block. The three brass support jaws are infinitely adjustable using knurled screws and enable easy positioning on the workpiece. The setting of the support jaws can be fixed using a hexagon nut for each jaw. Workpieces with a diameter of up to 58 mm can be machined with this steady rest.