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  • Producto 0140 G690-1

    Producto 0140 G690-1

    • Manufacturer: Producto

    Parallelism top to bottom: .0004 inches(.01 mm), pilot hole diameter: 1.500 - 1.5005 inch, pilot hole runout: .0002 inch TIR, table top flatness: .0005 TIR, table top radial load rating: 17,000 lbs (7727 kg), tab...

    Washington, PA
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    New Britain Machine Company

    • Manufacturer: New Britain

    Mounting base has rounded ends on 36 in (914 mm) width, T-slots are parallel to 48 in (1219 mm) length, key size .75 in (19 mm) perpendicular to T-slots

    Washington, PA
  • Rotary axis Roundino 120, without

    Rotary axis Roundino 120, without jaw chuck

    • Manufacturer: Sorotec

    Description Precision rotary axis 120 mm This rotary axis is equipped with a ground worm drive, whereby a very high precision is achieved. To be used as rotary axis or also as rotary table. Total height vertical ...

    Rheinmünster, Germany
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Overview

Rotary tables are precision devices used in metalworking and machining to position workpieces accurately for various operations. They allow the workpiece to be rotated around a vertical axis, enabling precise machining at different angles. Rotary tables are essential for tasks such as drilling, milling, and grinding, offering enhanced versatility and accuracy in manufacturing processes.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used rotary table?

Consider the table's size, weight capacity, and compatibility with your existing machinery. Check for wear, smoothness of rotation, and any signs of damage or repair history.

How can I ensure the rotary table is shipped safely?

Use a reliable shipping service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the rotary table is properly secured, cushioned, and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance routine for a rotary table?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the table surface, lubricating moving parts, and checking for any wear or damage. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.