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100mm Centre Cone MK4 Taper 60° Sharp Tip, Housing Ø64mm, Max Workpiece 800kg - RÖHM

Product information "100mm Centre Cone MK4 Taper 60° Sharp Tip, Housing Ø64mm, Max Workpiece 800kg - RÖHM"

Benefit from a robust combination of a Morse taper MK4 shank, a 60° point angle and a 100 mm projection for secure centring of heavier workpieces; the 64 mm housing and 800 kg load rating deliver dependable support during machining. Order the centre cone directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice.

Zentrierkegel MK4 A.-L.100mm — Centre cone, MK4 Morse taper, 60° point angle (RÖHM)

The Zentrierkegel MK4 A.-L.100mm is a Morse-taper centre cone designed for precise support and rotation of medium to heavy workpieces in turning and inspection applications

  • Morse taper MK4 shank
  • 60° precision point angle
  • 100 mm projection for deep centres
  • Supports up to 800 kg workpieces

Stable support for heavier turning operations

A centre cone with a Morse taper MK4 shank provides a secure seating in the spindle or tailstock, reducing axial play and improving concentricity during turning. The 100 mm projection permits access to recessed centres while the 64 mm housing diameter increases the bearing surface, resulting in more consistent rotation under load. With a specified 800 kg maximum workpiece rating, this component is suitable where robust, repeatable centring is essential; the clear numeric limits simplify risk assessment and setup planning for production and workshop tasks.

Precision geometry that improves concentricity and inspection

The 60° point angle is a standard geometry for centring cones, offering a well-defined contact zone that balances penetration and support. A sharper or flatter angle would change seating behaviour; the 60° form concentrates load at a predictable apex, which helps to reduce runout and improves repeatability in measurement and machining processes. For operations requiring close tolerance alignment, the precise apex profile and slim pointed form contribute to stable datum formation and easier subsequent machining or metrology tasks.

Workshop-ready design for reliable daily use

Constructed for mechanical compatibility and straightforward mounting, the taper shank format ensures rapid fitting and removal without special adapters. The combination of a standard Morse taper and a compact housing results in a component that works with common centres and tailstocks while offering the mechanical strength to handle heavier assemblies. Regular inspection of the contact surfaces and correct seating are sufficient to maintain service life; the uncomplicated design keeps maintenance minimal while delivering dependable centring under continuous workshop conditions.

For genuine RÖHM centring components and application guidance, contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for tailored advice and ordering: info@metav-werkzeuge.com or phone +49 2822 7131930 — our specialists will recommend the right configuration for the task.

Technical data

  • Article number: 4000832106NW
  • Designation: Centre cone (Zentrierkegel MK4 A.-L.100mm)
  • Manufacturer: RÖHM
  • Packaging unit: 1

Facts

  • Projection: 100 mm
  • Point angle: 60°
  • Housing diameter: 64 mm
  • Max. workpiece weight: 800 kg
  • Taper shank: MK4

Special features

  • Pointed slim cone profile (spitz)
  • Morse taper MK4 shank for secure seating
  • Suitable for centring and turning applications
  • Clear numeric load rating for workshop planning

FAQ

Is the taper compatible with standard Morse taper sockets?
The centre cone uses a Morse taper MK4 shank and is compatible with standard MT4 sockets, ensuring straightforward fitting in widely used spindles and tailstocks.

What is the maximum workpiece weight for safe use?
The specification states a maximum workpiece weight of 800 kg for this RÖHM centre cone (SKU 4000832106NW), which serves as the design limit for stable centring in normal machining conditions.

How does the 60° point angle affect centring performance?
A 60° point angle provides a predictable contact apex that improves concentricity and repeatability, helping to reduce runout during turning and facilitating accurate inspection set-ups.


Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com