New technology helps assemblers move and position parts.

Programmable Rotary Tables are used to position components that need to be rotated in specific, very accurate degrees of rotation so that manufacturing operations can be performed.

Sizing an index drive can be extremely complicated, but as long as the correct steps are taken the correct model can be chosen.

Rotary indexers are utilized in automation to provide high accuracy and repeatable positioning to present a part at various stations to perform a specific process.

This article walks through six important aspects to consider when choosing a rotary indexer for your next application.

A rotary index table, when implemented, is the heart of the automated process, so it is imperative that it has a long life.

When considering using an auxiliary axis motor for your rotary or linear axis application it is important to know a few important facts and options available.

As your worldwide partner for factory automation, WEISS manufactures and delivers high-quality cam-, servo-, and linear motor-driven solutions to key industries such as automotive, mechanical and plant engineering, life science, electronics and more.

Sankyo Automation has been a worldwide leader in cam-driven indexing technology and continues to develop new and innovative technology in motion control.

Rotary indexing table use is widespread in automated assembly machinery and selecting the proper mechanism is essential for both maximizing performance and minimizing the cost of this critical component.