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Motor-driven rotary indexing table KEATii150tiltingverticalfor EDM
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Characteristics
- Operation
- motor-driven
- Configuration
- vertical, tilting
- Applications
- for EDM
- Other characteristics
- motorized, worm gear, CNC, large
- Diameter
105 mm, 254 mm, 1,000 mm
(4 in, 10 in, 39 in)- Weight
45 kg, 150 kg, 500 kg
(99.21 lb, 330.69 lb, 1,102.31 lb)
Description
A/B-Axis for Wire EDM. Fully Submersible, Tilting Tables
KEAT/KWAT trunnion style tilting tables are designed specifically for EDM Machining. Fully sealed, air purged, and impervious to EDM oil (KEAT), EDM water (KWAT) and debris; MMK tables are not only perfect for EDM operations, but are also capable of holding large, heavy workpieces. The internal structure of the table is isolated from the electricity and current collecting brushes helping to protect the unit. KEAT/KWAT series A/B-axis tables are designed for full or partial submersion and typically used in die sinker and hole-popper applications.
Optional Accessories
EDM Chuck
Tailstock
Small & compact
Multi-Port Rotary Joint
Independent CNC Controller
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