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Rotary Indexing Table Mechanism is a mechanical device used in various manufacturing and machining processes to accurately position workpieces at specific angular increments. Rotary Indexing Table Mechanism allows for the rotation of a workpiece to predetermined positions, enabling repetitive tasks such as drilling, milling, or assembly operations to be performed with high precision. This mechanism is pivotal in automation, enhancing productivity, precision, and repeatability across industries.

Technical Analysis of TallMan Robotics Rotary DF Indexing Table Mechanism

Rotary Indexing Table Mechanism is a precision automation component designed to rotate a workpiece or tool to specific angular positions, enabling sequential operations in manufacturing. A rotary indexing table mechanism converts continuous input drive into discrete angular stops. A cam or Geneva wheel engages with a follower.It uses a drive system, typically a cam, geneva wheel, or servo motor, to index the table at fixed intervals.Locking elements secure the table at each indexed position to resist cutting forces.

Below this table you will find both images and technical specifications of DF Rotary Indexing Table Mechanism

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DF Cam Indexers

Flange Output Cam Indexers

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Basic Parameters of DF Cam Indexers

Model

45DF60DF70DF80DF110DF140DF180DF250DF

Matched Motor Power(KW)

0.06/0.09

0.09/0.120.12/0.150.15/0.20.4/0.750.75/1.51.5/2.2

2.2/3.7

DFH(MM)
Hollow Shaft Diameter

8

162030405060

80

Permissible Output Radial Load (kgf)13014022033056076012003200

Permissible Output Axial Load (kgf)

140

14230042070010001500

4150

Indexing Accuracy (Arc sec)

±30

±30±30±30±30±30±30

±30

Weight (kg)

7.0

13.018.032.065.090.0220.0

685.0

Station Numbers

2、3、4、5、6、8、10、12、15、16、20、24、30、32、36、40、48

Installation Surface

VW 1-6 any surface mounting

Speed of Input Shaft (RPM)

5~800(Up to actual loading)Pls inform in advance if high speed using

Note: Lead

2-12 stations are R1 single lead
Above 16 stations are R2.R3.R4 multi leads

FQAs about Rotary Indexing Table Mechanism

What does a rotary indexing table mechanism do?

It moves a table in fixed angular steps. The table of Cam Indexing Drive stops at each step. This allows work at multiple stations.

How does a cam indexer differ from a Geneva drive?

Cam Indexing Drive provides smoother acceleration. A geneva drive uses a pin and slots. Cam types offer higher speeds and accuracy.

How do I select the right number of stations?

Match stations to your process steps. Common numbers are 4, 6, 8, 12, and 24. More stations reduce available dwell time.

What causes positioning errors in indexing tables?

Worn cam followers cause errors. Backlash in the drive train adds error. Loose mounting bolts also create inaccuracy.

What types of drives are used?

Common drives include cam systems, Geneva mechanisms, and servo motors. Each type offers different speed and accuracy levels.

What is a Geneva indexing mechanism?

A Geneva mechanism creates intermittent motion. It uses a rotating drive wheel and a driven wheel with slots.

Can I mount a robot arm to the table?

No, robot arms create high dynamic moments. Use a separate robot mount. Indexing tables accept parts or fixtures only.

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