Hillary Machinery offers Samchully CNC rotary tables and indexers for machining features at multiple angular positions without repeatedly removing the workpiece from its fixture.
Samchully's range includes standard S Series tables, big-bore HRS configurations and versions with a separate indexing controller. Selection depends on how the host machine will command and confirm rotary movement.
Tilting configurations provide access to angled features and additional faces. Review the part and fixture through the full range of motion to establish spindle, enclosure and tooling clearance.
Hillary Machinery can help evaluate table size, workholding, rotating load and control compatibility. Define whether the job needs positioning between cuts or coordinated motion while cutting before selecting a system.
Include the chuck, fixture, adapter plate and workpiece when calculating load. Their distance from the table face affects the demands on the rotary. A long part may also require support that preserves tool access through every indexed position.
A standalone controller commands indexing through its supported interface. An integrated axis is controlled through the machine's CNC and requires compatible axis hardware and functions. Establish the required operating mode before ordering.
Only when the host machine, control, drives and programming system support the required coordinated motion. Mechanical installation by itself does not establish that capability.
Provide the machine model, CNC control, installed axis options, part drawing and fixture details. Photographs or a layout of the working area help establish mounting and clearance requirements.
Send Hillary Machinery the host-machine information, total rotating load and features to be machined. Identify any through-bore, tilt or support requirements so the review can focus on the correct configuration.
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