Rotary Tables

Rotary tables are used when a milling or machining setup requires controlled angular positioning, circular machining or multi-side workpiece access. Selection depends on table diameter, mounting direction, indexing method, center height, load requirement and machine compatibility.

TOP-TOOL supports RFQ-based rotary table selection for machine shops that need to match a table with their machine, fixture layout and workpiece requirements.

How to Select a Rotary Table

Confirm the machine type, table diameter, horizontal or vertical mounting requirement, indexing accuracy requirement, workpiece size, fixture weight and whether manual or powered indexing is needed.

Typical Applications

• Angular milling and drilling
• Circular slot or hole pattern machining
• Multi-side workpiece positioning
• Fixture indexing on milling machines
• Small-batch production and toolroom work

Related TOP-TOOL Pages

• Dividing Head
• Indexing Chuck
• Request a Quote

Rotary Table FAQ

What size rotary table should I choose?

Start with the workpiece size, fixture weight, machine table space and required mounting direction.

Can a rotary table be used vertically and horizontally?

Some designs support both positions, but this must be confirmed by model and application.

What information is needed for RFQ?

Send table diameter, machine type, workpiece weight, required indexing method and fixture layout.

Request a quote with table diameter, workpiece details and machine information.