Zero Backlash Roller Gear Cam Fourth Axis Rotary Table

RTC Series
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    Specification

    Specification
    RTC-170HR
    RTC-200HR
     RTC-250HR
    RTC-320HR
    Table Diameter mm
    Ø170 Ø200 Ø250 Ø320
    Center Height(Vertical) mm 150 165 210 255
    Table Surface Height(Horizontal) mm 180 185 220 240
    Reference Hole Diameter mm Ø65H7 Ø75H7 Ø110H7 Ø165H7
    Through Hole Diameter mm Ø65H7 Ø75H7 Ø110H7 Ø165H7
    Table Width mm 12H7 12H7 12H7 14H7
    Degree of Reference Channel Width mm
    14h7 18h7 18h7 18h7
    MIN. Increment deg.
    0.001° 0.001° 0.001° 0.001°
    Max. Rotation Speed (Motor 3000 min-1) 
    Values are Determined by the Servo Motor

    rpm 50 50 50 50
    Gear Ratio
    1/60 1/60 1/60 1/60
    Indexing Accuracy arc-sec 18 18 15 15
    Repeatability Accuracy arc-sec 4 4 4 4
    Servo Motor (Customer's choice) FANUC αiF 4 αiF 4 αiF 8 αiF 12

    MITSUBISHI HG104S HG104S HG154S HG204S

    SIEMENS 1FK7060 1FK7060 1FK7063 1FK7083

    YASKAWA SGM7G-09A SGM7G-09A SGM7G-13A SGM7G-30A
    Clamp System (Pneumatic / Hydraulic) Kg/cm² H H H H
    Pneumatic / Hydraulic Pressure Kg.m 35 35 35 35
    Pneumatic / Hydraulic Clamping Torque Kg 36 46 101 123
    MAX. Allowable Load on the Table Vertical
    Kg 80 100 125 180

    Vertical with Tailstock Kg 160 200 250 360

    Horizontal Kg 160 200 250 360
    MAX. Allowable Thrust Load on the Table (When clamped) Allowable Axial Load Kgf 1300 1612 3819 5715

    MAX. Output Torque Kgf.m 30 54 103 152

    Allowable Bending Torque Kgf.m 61 97 226 363
    MAX. Allowable Moment of Inertia Kgf.m² 0.6 1.2 2 4.5
    Net Weight(servo motor excluded) Kg 70 100 170 280

    Feature

    These features make Campower's four-axis cam rotary tables highly valuable machining equipment, capable of tackling challenges in processing various complex workpieces while ensuring high efficiency, precision, and reliability. This is particularly crucial for industries that require high-quality machining, such as aviation, automotive, and mold manufacturing.

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    Drive mode

    Unlike the commonly used worm and gear mechanisms in the market, COMPOWER Precision Machinery employs roller cam mechanisms for both the fourth and fifth axes to drive the machine.

    Roller cam mechanisms and worm and gear mechanisms are two different mechanical structures, and they differ in terms of stability, rigidity, and wear and tear:


    Roller Cam Mechanism Worm and Gear Mechanism
    Stability Exhibits higher stability. The design of roller cams allows for smoother motion, reducing vibration and instability.
    Lower stability, with potential for vibration and uncertainty, especially under high loads or high-speed conditions.
    Rigidity Possesses higher rigidity, providing better resistance to external forces and torque. Relatively softer, potentially experiencing some deformation when subjected to external forces.
    Wear and Tear Lower wear and tear, capable of maintaining high precision over extended periods. May experience wear and tear due to friction on contact surfaces, particularly during prolonged high-frequency use.
    Backlash Typically achieves zero backlash, offering more accurate motion control. May have some backlash, affecting precision and the accuracy of motion.

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