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Spindle Lock, G0720 Mill CLEARANCE

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$149.96 $199.95 In stock

The spindle brake provides a fixed position of the G0720 mill spindle and frees both hands for changing tools. The spindle brake locks the spindle and removes power to the mill. This spindle brake features an integral flip-style locking fork which locks the mill’s spindle when engaged and does not require a separate locking device to be mounted and removed from the mill.

Fits Grizzly G0720, G0720R, G0722 and other SIEG SX4 mills with no modification required.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Avery ★★★★★

Installed this on my G0720, and the lock pin fits snugly once you get the alignment right. The safety feature that cuts power while the brake is engaged gives me real peace of mind when changing tools.

Emma H. ★★★★★

Installed this on my G0720 and the interlock that cuts power is a nice safety touch. The lock itself engages firmly and makes tool changes much less awkward.

Avery S. ★★★★★

Finally, I can swap end mills without wrestling the spindle or hunting for a wrench. Locking it in place and having the power cut automatically feels like exactly how this should have worked from the start.