Rotary Dial Table Drive features rugged cast iron housing.
June 4, 2004 - Available in 4–16 positions with varying input periods, 4800DT cam-driven rotary dial indexer provides smooth, mechanical indexing motion and handles up to 5646 lb-in. of torque. Unit offers center through-hole for signal apparatus, and dynamic braking and variable speed controller offer timing and control versatility. Package includes 1 hp motor, speed reducer, and motor controller in addition to cam and limit switch assembly.
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Original Press release
Cyclo-Index Corp.
1129 W. Fairview, Dept. T
Carthage, MO, 64836 1139
USA
New Rotary Dial Table Drive
Cyclo-Index introduces the new 4800DT Drive, the latest addition to our line of cam-driven rotary dial indexers.
The new 4800DT provides a smooth, mechanical indexing motion and handles up to 5646 in-lb of torque. 4800DT Drives range from 4-position to 16-position, with various input periods available. We can provide special motions to meet specific design requirements. These drives feature a rugged cast iron housing for durability, a center through-hole for signal apparatus, and a large output element for mounting.
The standard package includes a 1-hp motor, speed reducer and motor controller, plus a cam and limit switch assembly for cycle-on-demand capability. With its dynamic braking and variable speed controller, this package offers complete timing and control versatility. Available accessories include torque overload device, riser blocks for mounting, vertical mounting bracket, center tooling post and custom dial plates.
Cyclo-Index DT Series Drives are used in applications throughout the world in automation of manufacturing, packaging, assembly and product testing.
Cyclo-Index, a Division of Leggett & Platt Inc., is located in Carthage, Missouri and has been manufacturing intermittent motion drives for over 35 years. Cyclo-Index offers a full line of drives, packages and systems to meet the requirements of a wide variety of indexing applications.
For more information, please visit Cyclo-Index on the Internet at www.cycloindex.com or call 417-358-6136.
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