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Brass Cover, Lead Screw

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$21.56 $29.95 In stock

This brass cover is designed to protect the lead screw on SC4 bench lathes, helping to keep the mechanism clean and functioning smoothly. It is a direct replacement part, identified as part number 41 on the SC4 parts diagram (SC4-41).

  • Compatible with SC4 bench lathes from Sieg Industrial Group.
  • Replaces original part number SC4-41.
  • Made of brass for durability and corrosion resistance.
  • Simple to install as a direct-fit component.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

I’ve been machining for years, and the fit on this brass cover for the lead screw is spot-on—no binding or play. It slides right into place and feels solid, so I’m confident it will keep chips and dust out of the mechanism.

Evelyn K. ★★★★★

The brass is noticeably heavier and denser than the plastic cover I had before, so it should hold up much better. Screwed on without any fuss and keeps the chips off the lead screw.

Samuel M. ★★★★★

The machining on this brass cover is clean and precise, so it slid right into place on the lead screw without any filing. I’ve already noticed less dust collecting on the threads during use, which should keep the mechanism running smoother for longer.