This photo shows an Eppinger PRECIFLEXO unit labeled 3714. It is presented as a compact spindle or live-tool housing. The label on the circular top plate is clear enough to read despite wear.
**What the image focuses on**
A rectangular metal housing dominates the frame. The round access plate on top has three visible bolt holes. The plate bears the Eppinger name and the model-like number 3714. A short cylindrical shaft or output coupling sticks out from the left side. The housing surface is scratched and shows workshop wear. The piece looks like a precision component removed for service.
**Condition and visible details**
The item is used but intact. There are scuffs, marks, and light oxidation on the top face. The fastener holes appear undamaged. No broken sections or major fractures are visible from this angle. The stamped label and numbers remain legible for identification.
**Why this matters for repair**
Legible labeling helps match replacement parts and bearings. The visible bolt pattern and shaft style guide technicians during disassembly. Wear on the housing points to likely bearing and seal service. Photos like this speed up diagnosis and parts sourcing.
**Ekstrom Carlson — repair focus and scope**
Ekstrom Carlson specializes in spindle and live-tool repair. We inspect units like this Eppinger PRECIFLEXO 3714 and perform precision rebuilds. We also make motors, custom tools, and carbide router bits. For clarity: Ekstrom Carlson is only repairing this item, not claiming ownership.
**How we help customers**
We document serials and model numbers to ensure correct parts. We provide MRO-grade bearing swaps and dynamic balancing. We test units on our test rigs before return. Our goal is fast turnaround and reliable performance.
**Call to action**
If you have a worn spindle or live tool like the Eppinger PRECIFLEXO 3714, contact Ekstrom Carlson for an inspection. Send clear photos of the nameplate and mating surfaces. We will provide a repair estimate and timelines.