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Always Excel EXCELLENT QUALITY - VALUE - CUSTOMER CARE EXCELLENT QUALITY - VALUE - CUSTOMER CARE - CUSTOMER - VALUE QUALITY EXCELLENT SUPERIOR QUALITY PROFESSIONAL MACHINE TOOLS MAIN CATALOGUE 2021 Always Excel EXCELLENT QUALITY - VALUE - CUSTOMER CARE - CUSTOMER - VALUE QUALITY EXCELLENT EXCELLENT QUALITY - VALUE - CUSTOMER CARE - CUSTOMER - VALUE QUALITY EXCELLENT Cnc Machines, Grinders, Lathes, Shears, Drills, Mills, Guillotines, Saws, Plate Bending Rolls, Press Brakes, Lots More! Visit : www.excelmachinetools.co.uk INDEX by Categories CNC LATHES 12-18 'Always Excel' CNC Lathe Tooling 19 ADDRESS: Excel Machine Tools Colliery Lane CNC MILLS 20-26 Exhall Coventry CNC Mill Tooling 27-33 CV7 9NW UK MANUAL LATHES 34-59 NATIONAL CONTACT Tooling for Lathes 60-80 TEL: 0247 636 5255 FAX: 0247 636 6666 MANUAL MILLS 81-104 INTERNATIONAL Tooling for Mills 105-132 CONTACT TEL: +44 (24) 7636 5255 FAX: +44 (24) 7636 6666 DRILLING M/C 133-153 EXTENSIONS Tooling for Drills 154-164 Option 1 for Sales Option 2 for Spares & Services Option 3 for Credit Control Option 4 for Purchase Ledger GRINDING M/C 165-196 Option 5 for General Enquiries Accessories 197 EXTENSIONS 5823 - Lisa SAWING M/C 198-222 5824 - Elaine 5826 - Geoff Accessories 223 5828 - Jag 5830 - Glenys FABRICATION EMAIL ADDRESSES MACHINES 224-256 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] LIFTING, MOVING & SANDBLASTING 257-267 OPENING TIMES 8.30 - 5.00 Mon - Thur 8.30 - 4.00 Friday Weekend & after hour appointments WOODWORKING 268-285 available by request 2 Alphabetical INDEX Metalworking Machines AINDEX Collets 5C 60 G Abrasive Saws 222 Collet Chucks ER 61,119 Gauge Blocks 127 Adjustable Roller Stand 223 Collet Chuck 5C 60 GRINDERS Align Power Feeds 108 Comb Set Square 127 Belt Grinders 188,191-196 Angle benders 235 Cone Drill Drifts 157 Belt & Disc Grinders 194-195 Angle Plates 113 Counterbore Set 164 Bench Grinders 180-186,188 Angle Plates, Swivel 114 Counter Sinking Set 164 Bench Grinder/ Angling Machine 237 Coolant Equipment 79 Wire Wheel 180,181,186 Anti Vibration Levelling Coolant Pumps 78 Cylindrical Grinder 172-174 Mount 79,129 Crane Scales 265 Drill Grinder 175-177 Arbors (Drill Chuck) 76,124,162 Cross Milling Table 156 External Grinder 174 Arbors (Shell End Mill) 27-31, 123 Cutting Off Saws 230-222 Notch Grinder 196 Arbor Presses 231 Cylindrical Grinders 172-174 Surface Grinders 165-171 Universal Grinder 172,173 B D Tool & Cutter Grinder 178,179 BANDSAWS Dead Centres 71 Horizontal 200-215 Deadlock Holders 31,130 H Vertical 199 Deburring & Chamfering 106,107 Hacksaws 198 Bed Mill 81 Debur & Counter Sink. 154 Hand Held Tapper 155 Bed Stop 61 Depth Digital Verniers 70,127 Hand Notcher 230 Belt Disc Sanders 194-195 Depth Micrometers 70, 126 Hand Shear 228,229 Belt Grinders 188,191-196 Dial Bore Gauges 70 Height Gauges 126 Bench Grinders 180-186,188 Dial Indicators 69,125 Hold Down Clamp Set 158 Bench Grinder/ Wire Dial Test Indicators 69,125 Horizontal Bandsaw 200-215 Wheel 180,181,186 Diamond Dressers 180 Horizontal Mill Attach 108 Bench Vices 255,256 Digital Depth Verniers 70,127 Hydraulic Press Brake 234 Bending Brakes 232-235 Digital Height Gauges 126 Hyd. Workshop Presses 258-259 Bending Rolls 237-243 Digital Micrometers 125 Hydraulic Shears 224 Bevel Protractors 127 Digital Verniers 126 BORDERING MACHINE Dividing Heads 109,110 I Manual 246 Dividing Plates 111 Indexers 112 Motorised 247 Drill Chucks 76,124,162 Indexing Plates 111 Bore Gauges 70 Drill Chuck Arbors 76, 124, 162 Drill Drifts 157 Ironworkers 244,245 Boring Bars 64,66-68, 120 Drill Grinders 175-177 Boring Heads 122 Drill Grinding Att. 180 K Boring & Facing Heads 121 DRILLING MACHINES Knurling Tools 61 Box & Pan Brakes 235 Belt Driven 141-147 BT Tooling 27-32,132 Geared Head 133-138,140 L Buffer Polishers 186-188 Magnetic Drills 152-153 LATHES Radial Drills 148-151 CNC 12-18 C Variable Speed 138, 147 Manual 34-59 Carbide End Mills 129 Drill Mill 97-104 Oil Country 34,35 Centre Drills 77,128,163 Drill Sets 77,128,163 Lathe Centres 71 Chamfering Machine 106,107 Drill Sleeves 71 Lathe Chucks 72-75 CHUCKS Drill & Tap Set 164 Lathe Chuck Keys 72,75 Collet Chucks ER Drills Taper Shank 77,128,163 Lathe Steadies 60 For Lathes 61 Drill Vices 159-161 LED Lamps 80 Collet Chucks ER Dust Collectors 183 Lever Bars 265 For Milling Mach. 119 Dust Extractors 187 Lifting Jacks 261 Drill Chucks 76,124,162 Lifting Tables 260 Lathe Chucks 72-75 E Linishers/Sanders 194,195 5C lathe chucks 60 Edge Sensor 129 LMS for Saws 223 Circular Cutting Mach. 231 Electric Thread Tapper 155 Load Movers 261-265 Circular Saws 220,221 Electronic Dial Indicators 69, 125 Clamp Sets 113,158 ER Collet Chucks M Clock Stand 69,125 For Lathes 61 Machine Lift Jacks 261 CNC LATHES For Mills 119 Machine Mounts 79,129 Slant Bed 12-14 Machine Vices 114-117 Flat Bed 15-18 F Magnetic Clock Stands 69,125 CNC Lathe Tool VDI 19 Face Mill Holders 27-31,123,132 Magnetic Drills 152,153 CNC Mills & VMC 20-26 Flat Bed CNC Lathes 15-18 Manual Bend Rolls 237,238 CNC Mill Tooling 27-33 Folders 228,232-235,237 Maxiform 30 228 Collets R8 120 Foot Shears 227,228 3 Mechanical Shears 225,226 Micrometers 69,125 Pull Down Saws 216-219 Vernier Height Gauges 126 Milling Cutters 129-131 Swivel Frame Vertical Bandsaw 199 Milling Machines Adapt. 123 Mitre Saws 203-208, Vertical Machining Milling Tables 156 211,215 Motorised Brake Centre 20-25 Twin Column Bandsaw 200,201, Bending Machines 232-234 Vertical Mini CNC Mills 26 204, 205 Vibration Dampers 79,129 MILLS VICES; Bed Mills 81 Twin Column Bandsaw Bench 255,256 CNC Mills & VMC 20-26 Swivel Frame 204,205 Drill 159-161 Drill Mills 97-104 Vertical Saws 199 Toolroom Mill 82,83 Milling Machine 114-117 Turret Mills 84-89 Multi Purpose 255 SHEARS Universal Mills 90-96 Toolmakers 197 Mitre Saws 203,208, Foot Shears 227,228 VMC 33 211,215 Hydraulic Shears 224 Motorised Bend. Rolls 239-243 Manual Shears 228,229 Mechanical Shears 225,226 W N Shell End Mill Arbors 127-131, Water Pipe Bender 236 Notchers 230 123,132 Wheel Dressers 180 Slant Bed CNC Lathes 12-14 P Worklamps LED 80 Pallet Trucks 262,263 Slotting Head 108 Workpiece Support 129 Parallels 118 Soft Jaws 73 Workshop Cranes 257 Pipe Bending Machine 236, 254 Solid Centres 71 Workshop Presses 258,259 Pipe Centres 71 Step Drill Bit Set 164 Pipe Clamping Vices 255 Suds Pump 78 Pipe Threading Mach. 254 Super Indexing Spacer 112 Plate Bending Rolls 237-243 Super Spacer 112 Pneumatic Notcher 230 Polishers 186-188 Surface Grinders 165-171 Portable Saws 214,215 Swivel Angle Plates 114 Woodworking Power Bending Rolls 239-243 Machines Power Dust Extractors 187,189,190 T Power Feeds 108 Tailstock 111 Belt & Disc Sanders 281 Press Brakes 234 Taper Shank Drills 77,128,163 Pull Down Saws 216-218 Tapper Hand Held 155 Chop Saws 276 Pull Studs 27-29,32,132 Tapping Heads 32,157 Circular Saws 272-274 Telescopic Gauges 70 Clamping Table 285 Q Tool & Cutter Grinder 178,179 Quick Change Edge Binders 278 Tool Maker Vice 197 Toolposts 61,62 Edge Sanders 280 Toolroom Mills 82,83 R Tool Trolleys 78 Material Stands 285 Radius End Mills 129 Transporting Chassis 264 Mitre Chop Saws 276 Reversible Transport Roller Set 264 Tapping Heads 157 Tube Notch Grinder 196 Planer Thicknessers 268 Revolving Centres 71 Turning Tools 63-68 Jointer/Planer/ Right Angle Mill. 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