Source for the label that's riveted to the M-head belt housing

[quality parts]

I am cleaning up a Bridgeport with M-head. The label that is riveted to the front of the aluminum belt housing is not readable. It shows the RPM for each of the step pulley belt positions. Is that label available from any of the suppliers? Thanks.

Mark

 

[Shiseiji]

I am cleaning up a Bridgeport with M-head. The label that is riveted to the front of the aluminum belt housing is not readable. It shows the RPM for each of the step pulley belt positions. Is that label available from any of the suppliers? Thanks.

Mark

Mark, if you are interested in a high quality reproduction, look at Tom's work on Instagram, its changed again and I can't post a darn link it's @kingtutley He made me some much simpler than most of his work oil level sight discs for my Monarch 10EE and I couldn't be more pleased.

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Good luck

 

[RandyM]

Is it different than a Series I model J? If it is the same here is link.

Spindle Speed Name Plate | 1075

Includes 4 Rivets

machinerypartsdepot.com

 

[quality parts]

Is it different than a Series I model J? If it is the same here is link.

Spindle Speed Name Plate | 1075

Includes 4 Rivets

machinerypartsdepot.com

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Thank you for the suggestions. The speeds on my M head are definitely different than that label for the J head. This is the label on my Bridgeport, although it may not be the original label. This machine is not a museum piece, but an old worn out mill that I use for hobby use only. I will probably just highlight the stamped numbers in the label and use it.

Mark