This image shows a live tool/spindle head with a silver nameplate on its top face. The make and part number could not be read from the photo. For clarity: the nameplate is present but not legible in the image.
**Visual Description of the Main Item**
The main item is a rectangular, black-finished tool housing. A short cylindrical spindle shaft protrudes from the top center. The top face has a small silver nameplate. Bolt holes and machined mounting faces are visible on the body. One side has a recessed pocket or access area. The spindle nose and shaft look like hardened steel.
**Condition and Observable Wear**
The housing shows normal workshop wear and light surface marks. The spindle shaft appears intact with no obvious cracking. The nameplate is still attached but not readable in this photo. No major deformation or missing fasteners are immediately visible.
**What We Can Do — Ekstrom Carlson Repair Only**
Ekstrom Carlson inspects and repairs live tools and spindles like this one. We will perform diagnostic testing and bearing checks. We are only repairing this item for the customer. If parts or machining are needed, we will provide options. Ekstrom Carlson also builds motors, custom tools, and carbide router bits to match exact specifications.
**Why Choose Repair Over Replacement**
Repair can save significant cost versus full replacement. A repaired spindle keeps original fit and alignment in many setups. Ekstrom Carlson uses proven methods to restore runout and bearing life.
**Recommended Next Steps**
Capture a close-up photo of the nameplate or the paper tag behind the unit. That will let us identify make and part number. Ship the unit to Ekstrom Carlson for a detailed inspection and estimate. We will report findings and quote repairs promptly.
If you want, we can also supply new motors, custom tooling, carbide router bits, or Mistic Mist coolant solutions to complement the repaired unit.