Cam Driven Rotary Tables
IR - M.S.
The series "IR" Indexing Rotary Tables are mechanical cylindrical cam units that transform the uniform rotary input motion into an indexing motion of the dial plate.
They are manufactured in six different versions from 185 to 620 (mm) plate diameters that allow transmitting torque from 40 to 12.500 (Nm). The standard number of stations ranges from 2 to 16 and the cam indexing periods are 270° - 310° and 330°.
IR - H.S. (1001-1301)
The heavy-duty series "IR" Indexing Rotary Tables are mechanical cylindrical cam units that transform the uniform rotary input motion into an indexing motion of the dial plate.
The are manufactured in two new standard versions 1001 and 1301 (mm) plate diameters and with the possibility of mounting vertical and horizontal axis. They allow transmitting torque to 49.850 (Nm). The standard number of stations ranges from 2 to 24 and the cam indexing periods are 270°, 310° and 330°.
IR - H.S. (1601-1801-2001)
The biggest "IR" Indexing tables that we manufacture are made with cylindrical cam units of the series IR1601, IR1801, IR2001, that reach a plate diameter of 2 (m) and allow transmitting torque up to 180.000 (Nm). The standard number of stations of these tables, of which load is supported by a bearing of large dimension ranges from 18 to 34 and cam indexing periods are 300° - 310° - 330°.
Rigidial
The "RIGIDIAL" Indexing Tables are mechanisms used to transform a uniform rotary input drive into a series of equal output motions.
The Indexing plate is supported by a large diameter crossed roller bearing that can withstand considerable axial and radial forces, while retaining high levels of accuracy and rigidity.
The globoidal, nitrided or hardened and ground cam, ensures excellent wear resistance, and the pre-loaded cam followers provide accuracy in positioning.
These tables have been designed to achieve optimum performance at a very competitive price.
RIGIDIAL is available in five versions: RIG04-RIG06-RIG09-RIG19-RIG25, that allow transmitting torque from 93 (Nm) to 7.500 (Nm), with the number of stops ranging from 2 to 32
