TJR Roller Gear Cam Rotary Table - RC Ø170

The TJR RC-170RH has a table diameter of 170 mm (Ø170). Its compact design makes it suitable for smaller vertical and horizontal machining centers where space is limited.

The RC-170RH uses a roller gear cam mechanism. This design uses rolling contact to transfer power, helping reduce wear while providing high rigidity, smooth operation, and reliable positioning accuracy.

The RC-170RH can handle a workpiece load of up to 150 kg when installed horizontally. In a vertical setup, the standard allowable load is 75 kg. When used with an additional support table, the vertical load capacity can be increased to 150 kg.

The RC-170RH is compatible with major servo motor brands. For FANUC, it supports models such as the αiF8 and βis8 straight-shaft motors without a key. Mitsubishi models such as the HG-54 and 104 series are also supported.

The RC-170RH is designed to provide zero-backlash operation. Its roller gear cam system uses precise preload adjustment to keep the cam followers in constant contact with the cam surface. This helps maintain positioning accuracy and reduces wear over long-term use.

The RC-170RH weighs approximately 44 kg without the servo motor. Its compact size and relatively low weight make it practical for installation on standard machine tool tables.

The RC-170RH uses a hydraulic clamping system operating at 3.5 MPa (35 kgf/cm²). It provides a clamping torque of 491 N·m (50 kgf·m), giving the rotary table a strong holding force during heavy cutting operations.

The RC-170RH has a 1:36 speed reduction ratio. This provides a good balance between torque and rotational speed, with a maximum table rotation speed of 83.3 rpm.

Yes. The RC-170RH is designed for vertical and horizontal applications and can be used as a 4th-axis CNC rotary table. Its roller gear cam drive provides accurate and smooth indexing, making it suitable for multi-side machining and other CNC applications.

A sudden power loss or machine alarm can sometimes cause the rotary table to lose its position and result in a small axis shift when the machine restarts. TJR recommends using a compatible brake motor to help prevent this issue and keep the table securely positioned.

The TJR RC-170L has a table diameter of 170 mm (Ø170). Its compact design makes it a good choice for CNC machines where installation space is limited.

The RC-170L uses a roller gear cam mechanism. This system uses rolling contact to transfer motion, which helps reduce wear and provides smooth operation, high rigidity, and reliable positioning accuracy.

The allowable workpiece load depends on the installation position. In a horizontal setup, the RC-170L can handle up to 150 kg. In a vertical setup, the standard load capacity is 75 kg. With an additional support table, the load capacity can be increased to 150 kg.

The RC-170L is designed to work with major servo motor brands. It supports FANUC models such as the αiF8 and βis8 straight-shaft motors without a key. Mitsubishi models, including the HG-54 and 104 series are also compatible.

The RC-170L is designed for zero-backlash operation. Its roller gear cam mechanism keeps the rollers and cam surface precisely engaged, helping maintain accurate positioning and stable performance over long-term use.

The RC-170L weighs approximately 44 kg without the servo motor. Its compact size and relatively low weight make it easier to install and integrate with standard CNC machine tools.

The RC-170L uses a pneumatic clamping system operating at 0.6 MPa (6 kgf/cm²). It provides a clamping torque of 304 N·m (31 kgf·m), helping hold the rotary table firmly in position during cutting operations.

The RC-170L has a 1:36 speed reduction ratio. This provides a good balance between torque and rotational speed, with a maximum table rotation speed of 83.3 rpm.

Yes. The RC-170L can be used as a CNC 4th-axis rotary table and is suitable for both vertical and horizontal installation. Its Ø170 mm table and add-on mounting design make it a practical option for adding rotary machining capabilities to CNC machines.

A sudden power loss or system alarm can sometimes cause the rotary table to lose its position and shift slightly when the machine restarts. To help prevent this, TJR recommends using a compatible brake motor with the RC-170L.

The TJR RC-170LH has a table diameter of 170 mm (Ø170). Its compact size makes it a practical choice for CNC machines where installation space is limited.

The RC-170LH uses a roller gear cam mechanism. This system uses rolling contact to transfer motion, which helps reduce wear and provides smooth operation, high rigidity, and reliable positioning accuracy.

The allowable workpiece load depends on the installation position. In a horizontal setup, the RC-170LH can handle up to 150 kg. In a vertical setup, the standard load capacity is 75 kg. With an additional support table, the load capacity can be increased to 150 kg.

The RC-170LH is designed to work with major servo motor brands. It supports FANUC models such as the αiF8 and βis8 straight-shaft motors without a key. Mitsubishi models including the HG-54 and 104 series are also compatible.

The RC-170LH is designed for zero-backlash operation. Its roller gear cam mechanism keeps the rollers and cam surface precisely engaged, helping maintain accurate positioning and stable performance over long-term use.

The RC-170LH weighs approximately 44 kg without the servo motor. Its compact design and relatively low weight make it easier to install and integrate with standard CNC machine tools.

The RC-170LH uses a hydraulic clamping system operating at 3.5 MPa (35 kgf/cm²). It provides a clamping torque of 491 N·m (50 kgf·m), giving the rotary table a strong and secure hold during demanding cutting operations.

The RC-170LH has a 1:36 speed reduction ratio. This provides a good balance between torque and rotational speed, with a maximum table rotation speed of 83.3 rpm.

Yes. The RC-170LH can be used as a CNC 4th-axis rotary table and is suitable for both vertical and horizontal installation. Its Ø170 mm table and add-on mounting design make it a practical option for adding rotary machining capabilities to CNC machines.

A sudden power loss or system alarm can sometimes cause the rotary table to lose its position and shift slightly when the machine restarts. TJR recommends using a compatible brake motor to help prevent axis movement after power loss or an alarm.