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Small, Powerful Plug-and-Play Rotary Tables

Compact, rigidly built rotary tables from KME CNC provide tremendous torque capacity and easily integrate with vertical machining centers to expand three-axis capabilities into four-axis, or four-axis capabilities into five-axis by simply mounting the rotary table right on any pallet.

Posted: June 11, 2019

Compact, rigidly built NDX135 and NDX210 rotary tables from KME CNC provide 250 ft-lb torque capacity and easily integrate with vertical machining centers to expand three-axis capabilities into four-axis, or four-axis capabilities into five-axis by simply mounting the rotary table right on any pallet. (first view)

Engineered to tailor complex machining needs, compact NDX135 and NDX210 rotary tables from KME CNC (Irvine, CA) can easily integrate with vertical machining centers and expand their capabilities from three-axis into four-axis, or four-axis into five-axis by simply mounting the rotary table right on any pallet. With a rigid build, solid meehanite cast body frame and tremendous torque capacity (250 ft-lb), these little units provide a torque rating that is unmatchable. Their compact size allows them to be used in numerous applications and with their seamless interface, these rotary tables are a simple plug-and-play.

KME CNC, 17200 Red Hill Avenue, Irvine, CA 92614, 714-345-5816, [email protected], kmecnc.com.

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