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CharacteristicsNumber of axes5-axisSpindle orientationverticalStructuretraveling-column, with rotary tilting tableOther characteristicshigh-precision, compactX travel800 mm (31 in)Y travel610 mm (24 in)Z travel500 mm (20 in)Rotational speedMin.: 50 rpm (314 rad.min-1)

CharacteristicsNumber of axes5-axisSpindle orientationverticalStructuretraveling-column, with rotary tilting tableApplicationsfor automatic tool changersOther characteristicshigh-precision, compactX travel550 mm (22 in)Y travel460 mm (18 in)Z travel450 mm (18 in)Rotational speedMin.: 50 rpm (314 rad.min-1)

Whether prototype construction, maintenance or, most importantly, training - EMCO"s conventional and cycle-controlled machines manage the balancing act and offer maximum accuracy in the smallest possible space and flexibility down to the last detail. Highlights of the EMCOMAT 17D- Main spindle DIN55029- Tailstock (eccentrically adjustable)- Simple steel holder (clamping claw)- Belt drive for feed gear- Chuck protection with electrical limit switch- Optional equipment such as coolant device, slid...

I have a Vertex 4in table which I find very good. It seems to be built to reasonably high standards and has virtually no backlash when the drive is engaged, the other point worth mentioning is that the table clamps lock onto the edge of the table unlike some that lock the spindle which can cause the table to shift its centre point. The Vertex table is available at a reasonable cost from most of the usual suspects.

I have one like this **LINK** and it may be used as a dividing head adding a set of dividing discs you can find here **LINK** (DP1 Dividing Plate Set for HV4 & HV6 Type Tables). I"m happy with it.

The table I was referring to can be seen here. and its a 100mm or nominally 4 inch table, other sizes are available depending on what you are intending to do There are other suppliers and some will include dividing plates as well but the price will of course be higher. You will probably need a clamp kit to lock the table down and the stud size of this will be dictated by the slot dimensions of the mill table, initially you could get around this with a few bits of suitable studding and blocks.

My table is 7" wide. I started with a 4" RT and quickly got frustrated with it. Unless you are machining really small stuff or unless your part has through holes that you can use for clamping, the room taken up by external clamps and the difficulty of getting them in acceptable positions will have you gnashing your teeth (if you still have those).

My 4" was also one of those which has a continuously adjustable vertical angle. Looked good on paper but it would never stay put under cutter load. It was only practical to use it horizontally. I"d strongly recommend against it unless you real need it (and then be prepared to find an alternative way of locking it in position).

I quickly dumped the 4" and bought a 6" ( zero and 90 deg) RT. I"m much happier with that:: it"s much more solid and is much easier to set up clamping arrangements. It feels perhaps marginally large for the table but not excessively so and hasn"t been a problem.

The only issue I have with the Sherline stuff is that they use north american threads (UNC/UNF), and while I live in North America, I"m metricsized, so this rotary table is an "odd man out".

As for quality the Vertex seems to be quite good so I am satisfied with that aspect. As it is often said get the biggest you can fit in or afford and you will reap the benefits of a much more rigid and stable set up.

I would think you"d need to check the dimensions and locations of any mounting points on the rotary table to determine if it will bolt direct to the mill table. The suppliers of the rotary tables should be able to supply this information readily. If they can"t go to a supplier that can! In fact I think most of the likely suppliers will have this info on their websites in the adverts for the rotary tables. If the mounting holes aren"t in just the right place, the alternative is to bolt the rotary table to a "sub-table" ie a plate, and secure that to your mill. In the latter case you can put holes in the sub-table whereever you need them, You could also fit keys to the sub table to engage the slots on the mill table to make setting up a lot quicker.

The only reason I converted my Emco Mill was to add 4th axis capability. The following is what I did to upgrade the machine. You may choose to use other methods and or materials.

19. On the opposite side of the Gecko I mounted another 12 position terminal strip. This strip handles X, Y and Z motor wires on one side and wire DB-9s to the other side that plug into the Gecko. Again this allows you to make changes in your wiring very easy, if needed. Emco wiring cables have the individual wires marked 1,2,3,4 etc. This makes it very easy to keep everything straight.

The Kurt newly designed Rotary Table Workholding System is designed using the Kurt DX6® CrossOver® Hydraulic vise with a trunnion mounted onto a 4th axis rotary table. The system uses double-acting hydraulics, which is desirable for automated part loading and unloading via a robotic system. Additionally, the system can be used for manual part loading and unloading.

The Kurt Rotary Table Workholding System is ideally suited for three axis vertical machining centers and provides three side access to the part to be machined. With the addition of the Kurt system more complex machining and contouring work can be accomplished

Complete integration of workholding, rotary table and mounting base. DX6® CrossOver® Hydraulic vise includes a GrooveLock® jaw plate and workstop are included for convenient part positioning. The DX6 CrossOver® Hydraulic vise has a larger and stronger bearing pack that increases durability and has longer life. New brush seal design for easier removal or replacement in the nut. 80,000psi ductile iron body, nut and movable jaw, a semi-hard steel screw and a hardened vise bed and jaw plates. These systems are produced by Kurt Custom Engineered Workholding and designed to exact specification and application requirements.

I’ve been using this Emco Unimat 3 lathe for the past 3 decades (and counting…) and thought it was about time I reviewed it. I learnt to turn on this lathe and all those years on it is still in use on a very regular basis to machine very small parts. It originally had a number of other optional extras: circular saw, fretsaw, pillar drill, milling machine, grinder etc

The Emco Unimat 3 is the size of a large watchmakers lathe. You can turn items up to around 80mm diameter at a push. However, this lathe though excels turning small parts at high speed and with precision.

The result of is a really nice small pillar drill with a reasonable amount of power. The design of the base, table etc is also very pleasing on the eye. more…

CNC Indexing has both pneumatic and hydraulic tables in stock for immediate delivery! Looking for a TJR rotary table price? We have a range of cost-effective options to suit your needs!

For TJR’s pneumatic series of rotary tables, prices start at $5,685. The AR Series is offered in both right hand and left hand motor mount options, with face plate diameter ranges of 125mm – 255mm.

Both the pneumatic and hydraulic brake series TJR rotary table price includes standard features such as an anti-wearing worm gear, durable, high-tensile brass shafts, and braking systems with a large clamping range. For new TJR tables, a standard 3-year parts warranty is included.

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Print code ME351L Manual for the Emco 4 speed Vertical Milling and Drilling Head as fitted to various Emco lathes and as a stand alone milling machine This manual covers only the head and rotary table with indexing tables and not the table For the Emco FB2 6 speed milling machine see Publication ME352 below

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