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Pinion, Quill, HiTorque Bench Mill Deluxe

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$22.28 $30.95 In stock

This quill pinion is a replacement part for the Z-axis fine feed on the HiTorque Bench Mill, Deluxe, and SIEG SX2.7L bench mills. It is manufactured by Sieg Industrial Group.

  • Replacement quill pinion for the Z-axis fine feed mechanism
  • Compatible with HiTorque Bench Mill, Deluxe, and SIEG SX2.7L models
  • Made by Sieg Industrial Group
  • Designed for precise fine-feed control
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby F. ★★★★★

Finally got my HiTorque mill's fine feed working smoothly again after swapping in this replacement part. The machining on the gear teeth looks clean and precise, much better than the worn original.

Eva ★★★★★

The replacement pinion dropped right into the Z-axis assembly on my SX2.7L, and the fine feed feels smoother than it did when the mill was new. No slop, no binding, just precise control on every pass.

Penelope W. ★★★★★

The teeth mesh perfectly with the fine feed mechanism—no slop at all during engagement. I was half-expecting to do some filing to make it fit, but it dropped right in and the Z-axis moves smoothly now.