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Rotary indexing table RT 400
The RT400 is a rotary indexing table for virtually uninterrupted laser marking of workpieces. The RT400 can be loaded and unloaded during an active marking process, thus enabling time-saving laser marking in series production.
Advantages
- Loading and unloading of the laser station during the active marking process; virtually uninterrupted marking reduces the cycle time
- Programmable Z-axis for marking workpieces with different heights
- User protection thanks to integrated light curtain
- Can be combined with various ACI marking lasers depending on the application
Equipment features
- Tabletop version (tabletop)
- Connection option for two occupancy sensors
- Digital inputs and outputs for controlling the table rotation
- Key switch for manual and automatic operation
- Integrated PLC control
- Connection option for external suction unit
- One-hand operation via touch button
- Transparent standing wall with laser protection window for optimum monitoring of the marking process
- Side door for set-up purposes
- Integrated focus finder
How it works
Equipped with two loading positions, the RT400 rotary indexing table rotates to the processing positions in 180-degree increments. During laser marking, an already marked article can be removed and the laser station loaded with a new one. Operation is effortless via a touch button in one-handed mode.
An integrated light curtain provides additional user protection. If this is triggered, all processes are stopped. The process can be continued by pressing the start button again. A transparent standing wall with laser protection window allows optimum monitoring of the marking process. A key switch can be used to switch between manual and automatic mode.
The RT400 has a programmable Z-axis, which makes it possible to mark workpieces of different heights. The right marking laser is selected based on the customer and application.
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