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Motion Index Drives can customize our products to comply with Clean Room specifications in all the required manufacturing industries with our MedEx Line of indexers. Whether it be steel plating, special coatings, or having your unit completely sealed to eliminate intrusions.
The headstock has the drives and controls and the tailstock freely rotates along with the headstock. For very heavy parts, rollers may also be placed under the weldment to carry some load.
Two types of precision conveyors have evolved, precision belt conveyors and precision link conveyors. Each has its advantages and dis-advantages.
This minimizes design cost from project to project by not having to use a robot manufacturers dedicated auxiliary axis weld positioner for welding automation.
An indexing table is a machine tool positioning device. Also sometimes called a rotary indexing table or just rotary table, they repeat the process of rotating or “indexing” around an axis, stopping, dwelling while an operation is performed, then indexing again so the process can be repeated.
As an added note, trunnion drives offer significantly higher accessibility for maintenance purposes, giving owners and operators the opportunity to perform easier maintenance checks and potentially extend the life of the indexer.
Selecting an indexing table isn’t always an easy process, especially when on a tight budget. Rotary indexing tables use is widespread in automated assembly machinery environments, and it is necessary to select a machine that fits in well with the requirements of the application it is being used in.
ndexing tables are used in a multitude of industries and in numerous applications.
Cheap weld positioners may be made with lower quality materials than their more expensive counterparts, which can lead to parts within the positioner breaking.
Quality of welds are increased when a rotary welding positioner is used, as a welding location can always be moved to the ideal position that allows for the best, easiest work. Better ergonomics lead to better quality and repeatability, with workers able to adjust the angle and height at which their welding location is positioned.