Marked text on the unit reads “CODICE 0730025X2” and “MAX 4000 RPM 07/07.” The housing shows a logo that appears to read “IMT” or a similar three-letter mark. These markings are presented exactly as seen on the device.
**Detailed visual description**
This image focuses on a compact live-tool head with a splined drive shaft at the top. A round bearing housing sits beneath the shaft. The rectangular brown insulating plate contains the main markings. Three small red-sealed ports line the upper face of the plate. Two larger threaded ports extend from the bottom face for coolant, air, or utility lines. The tool shows normal workshop wear with some scratches and light grime. No major structural cracks are visible from this angle.
**Condition and quick technical notes**
The unit looks used but intact. Threaded ports and seals appear serviceable. The splined shaft shows use, but no obvious deformation. Internal condition cannot be confirmed from the photo alone. A bench inspection would identify bearing, seal, and rotor issues.
**How Ekstrom Carlson can help (repair only)**
Ekstrom Carlson inspects and repairs live tools and spindles like this one. We are only repairing the item, not selling it. Typical repair services include bearing replacement, seal refresh, leak testing, balancing, and electrical checks. We also test full runout and rpm performance on the bench.
**Related products and capabilities**
In addition to live tool and spindle repair, Ekstrom Carlson makes motors, custom tools, and carbide router bits. We support retrofit work and custom tooling solutions. Mentioning these services can help find the right shop for complex jobs.
**SEO-focused wrap and call to action**
If you need live tool repair, spindle repair, or motor rebuilding, contact Ekstrom Carlson for an evaluation. We specialize in precision repairs and reconditioning of live tooling spindles. Send photos and the unit code “CODICE 0730025X2” when you inquire for faster service.