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  1. #1
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    Question Rotary Table Capacity

    Does anyone know the maximum part weight that can be placed on a HRT-210 rotary table? The table will be mounted in the vertical position and the part will be supported by a tail stock. Rotary axis will be aligned along the x-axis of the machine.

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    The limiting factor is how far from the axis centre line your are machining. And then it depends on if you are drilling (high z load off centre is bad) or using a end-mill. Start our with light cuts and watch the axis loads. Hope this is helpful.

    HRT210 - SPECIFICATIONS

    Andrew
    VF3+TRT210, VF3, VF2+HRT160, VF2SS+TR160, VF2SS+TR160, VF5TR, VF5TR, VF2SS+HRT-210HSHS,VF2SS+HRT-210HSHS,VF2SS+HRT-210HSHS

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    All milling with tools less than 0.250" dia. All aluminum. 30" long part.

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    Try this link its the HRT Operator's Manual

    http://www.haascnc.com/customer_serv...ry/96-5047.pdf

    I hope this helps

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    The HRT series was designed for positioning and continuous milling of medium to large size parts. When
    selecting a rotary table, the size of a typical workpiece and fixture must be considered and the size of the
    rotary table should be matched to the expected loads. As a general rule, the diameter of the part should not
    exceed the diameter of the rotary table platter. Also, the combined part and fixture weight should not exceed
    the weight of the rotary table. However, these are only guidelines. A part with a diameter larger than the platter
    diameter or a long overhung and unsupported part might require that the weight be less than the weight of the
    rotary table. Likewise, if the part is well supported (i.e. tailstock or pillow block), and the fixture and support
    have less than 0.003" T.I.R, then the weight might be able to be more than the rotary table weight. Common
    sense and good fixturing technique will generally make it possible to machine larger parts.

    The HRT210SHS Table was designed for lighter size parts which may require numerous tool changes and
    indexes, so speed is important to reduce the cycle time. It has no brake, so this will also be a limiting factor to
    the size of the part. Maximum part diameter is 8.00” and maximum part weight should not exceed 40 lbs.

    All the info That I have ....GOOD LUCK!!!

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    Thanks all for the info

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