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WEISS TO
Direct drive rotary indexing table

  • Direct drive for short switching times
  • Continuous torque 15 - 700 Nm
  • Speed up to 150 rpm
WEISS direct-drive rotary tables TO

WEISS TO direct drive rotary table with impressive dynamics and extremely high degree of repeat accuracy. The TO direct drive is freely programmable and also suitable for use in clean rooms. The TO direct drive rotary table allows the shortest switching times with the greatest precision.

Characteristics WEISS TO direct drive rotary table 

  • 4 sizes torque turntables: TO150C, TO220C and TO750C
  • Axial load up to 25,000 N
  • Radial load up to 25,000 N
  • Permissible tilting moment up to 6,000 Nm
  • Up to 10 drive programmes can be stored

Advantages WEISS TO rotary indexing table

  • Freely programmable angular positions and speeds
  • Greatest efficiency
  • Extremely dynamic (up to 600 cycles/min)
  • Extremely high repeat accuracy
  • Absolute measuring system on TO150C / TO220C
  • High degree of reliability, long service life, zero backlash
  • No wearing parts
  • Compact design, minimum installation space required
  • No cooling devices necessary
  • WAS – WEISS Application Software for simple commissioning

WEISS direct-drive rotary tables TO
  • Quick response, short lines
  • Renowned manufacturers
  • Profound product knowledge
  • High reliability
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We are active in many markets

Various applications in the Benelux, from handling systems to tooling machines or the automotive to food processing industry.
Applications

We supply slewing ring bearings, oscillating mountings, tensioner devices from stock and we also have spiral bevel gearboxes, servo gears and electromechanical actuators in our delivery program.


In addition we also select and offer the right components and systems for motion control solutions, such as servo gear motors, linear servo actuators and complete XYZ cartesian systems.

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