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  • National 49.5 C Rotary Table

    National 49.5 C Rotary Table

    • Manufacturer: National

    Typical / Expected Specs & Characteristics for a National C-49.5″ Rotary Table Based on standards and similar equipment, here are the kinds of specifications you’d expect (or want to verify):

    Houston, TX
  • National C-175 Rotary Table

    National C-175 Rotary Table

    • Manufacturer: NOV

    Key Specs & Dimensions The National C-175 is a 17½-inch bore rotary table (i.e. the opening where the drill string passes) with nominal 44-inch centers between table axis and inner row of sprocket It's part of th...

    Louisiana, USA
  • Lewco Rotary Table Gear 49

    Lewco Rotary Table Gear 49 1/2

    • Manufacturer: Lewco

    The Lewco Model D495 Rotary Table is a robust component designed for demanding drilling operations. Featuring a 49 1/2-inch table opening, it accommodates large-diameter drill strings and casing. This rotary tabl...

    The Woodlands, TX

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.