Precision Rotary Indexers With Steering Gear

In machining and manufacturing, a rotary table is a tool often used to precisely spin a workpiece or tool around a horizontal or vertical axis. Usually placed on milling or drilling machines or even on inspection and assembly tools, it offers regulated and exact rotational movement.

The main uses of a rotary table include

Rotary tables let machinists work on several sides of a workpiece without having to manually adjust it. When building complicated components with several faces or processes needing exact angular cuts or patterns, such this is quite helpful.

Many rotary tables incorporate indexing mechanisms that let users exactly rotate the table to specified angles, usually down to fractions of a degree. For jobs involving machining, assembly, or repeated or patterned drilling, this is absolutely vital.

Using a rotary table lowers the need for complicated setups and hand corrections, therefore improving efficiency and accuracy. High-precision work and reproducible outcomes depend on constant machining or positioning of pieces, so it guarantees this.

Rotary tables allow one to create complex geometries such circular holes, arcs, slots, or gear teeth. They enable machining concentric components, circular patterns, or procedures including circular interpolation.