Rotary Table Handles Small Workpieces
Sharp Industries’ Model SR-6.7 rotary table features a diameter of 6.7" and is designed for optimum handling of small workpieces using the 5C collet and collet closure system.
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Sharp Industries’ Model SR-6.7 rotary table features a diameter of 6.7" and is designed for optimum handling of small workpieces using the 5C collet and collet closure system. The table is equipped with a dual-lead worm gear system, a one-piece unit designed for increased rigidity and accuracy. The gear system is said to provide smooth, uninterrupted motion; high efficiency; and easy adjustment for backlash. The rotary table has a continuous-type input increment of 0.001 degree and is compatible with FANUC, Siemens and Fagor CNC drives.
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