CNC 4th & 5th Axis Rotary Tables
Roller Cam Rotary Tables for CNC Machining Centers
- 4th axis & 5th axis rotary tables manufactured for vertical and horizontal machining centers
- Roller cam drive technology for CNC rotary applications
- Complete setup options with tailstocks, chucks and accessories
- B2B supply for distributors, machine-tool dealers, retrofit companies and CNC machining companies
CNC Rotary Tables & Accessories
Our product programme covers roller cam rotary tables for machining centers, together with tailstocks, chucks and mounting accessories for complete 4th-axis setups.
4th Axis Rotary Tables
HY170 · HY200 · HY250 · HY320
View category →5th Axis Rotary Tables
200mm · 210mm
View category →Tailstocks
Support for long shaft-type workpieces
View category →Chucks
Workholding options for rotary table setups
View category →Accessories
Bridge plates, L-blocks & mounting accessories
View category →4th & 5th Axis Rotary Table Models
Core rotary table models for CNC machining centers. Technical specifications are published only after verification by our engineering team.
HY170
CNC 4th axis rotary table with roller cam drive, designed for integration on vertical machining centers.
HY200
CNC 4th axis rotary table with roller cam drive for multi-side and indexed machining on VMCs.
HY250
CNC 4th axis rotary table with roller cam drive for larger workpieces on machining centers.
HY320
CNC 4th axis rotary table with roller cam drive for larger rotary machining applications on machining centers.
HY170 5th Axis Rotary Table T-slot table
HY170 harmonic class five axis has the characteristics of high precision, high speed, high rigidity, small size, etc. It is perfectly suitable for drilling and tapping machines T5, T6 and small machining centers.
HY170 5th Axis Rotary Table
HY170 roller cam five axis is particularly suitable for processing complex shaped parts, especially those with curved surfaces, tilts, or unconventional geometric shapes.
Roller Cam Rotary Table Technology
Our rotary tables are designed around a roller cam drive system for CNC rotary applications — a compact mechanical solution built for continuous and indexed rotary machining on machining centers.
Mechanical Structure
The roller cam drive transmits rotary motion through rolling elements in continuous engagement with the cam profile.
Rigidity
A compact drive structure designed to support machining loads on the rotary axis.
Positioning Performance
Indexed positioning for multi-side machining operations. Accuracy data is published only after verification.
Durability
Rolling contact in the drive train is designed to support durable operation in production environments.
CNC Machining Applications
Suited to multi-side, indexed and cylindrical machining of shafts, flanges, gears and complex parts.
Verified Data Only
Backlash, accuracy and load figures are published exclusively from verified test data provided by our engineering team.
Why Add a 4th Axis to Your CNC Machine?
Adding a rotary axis to a 3-axis machining center changes how parts move through the machine — fewer interruptions, more surfaces reachable per setup, and new possibilities for cylindrical work.
Conventional 3-Axis Workflow
- Multiple setups for multi-surface parts
- Manual repositioning of the workpiece between operations
- Re-clamping and re-indicating after each setup
- More operator involvement between cycles
With a 4th Axis
- Fewer setups for multi-surface parts
- Reduced manual repositioning
- Access to multiple surfaces in one setup
- Circular and indexed machining
- More flexible CNC production
Actual productivity gains depend on the part, fixturing and machining process. We do not publish efficiency claims without verified application data.
What Can You Machine with a Rotary Table?
Application pages explain the machining problem, how a rotary table helps, and a suitable configuration — without invented cutting data.
CNC Compatibility
Whether a rotary table integrates smoothly with your machine depends on several technical factors on both the machine side and the rotary table side.
CNC compatibility depends on the machine model and control configuration. Please contact us for confirmation.
Verified compatibility data — including specific CNC controllers — will be published only after confirmation by our engineering team. Send us your machine brand, model and controller for a configuration check.From Manufacturing to Finished Rotary Tables
We produce rotary tables in-house — from component machining and assembly through testing and inspection to finished, packaged units ready for export.
Technical Guide
Practical guides for selecting, integrating and maintaining CNC rotary tables.
What Is a 4th Axis Rotary Table?
How a rotary axis works on a machining center and what it adds to 3-axis machining.
Read guide → Technical GuideHow to Choose a 4th Axis Rotary Table for a VMC
Table diameter, center height, workpiece size and controller considerations when selecting a rotary table.
Read guide → Technical Guide200mm vs 250mm 4th Axis Rotary Table
Comparing two common rotary table sizes for VMC integration and typical workpiece envelopes.
Read guide → Technical GuideRoller Cam vs Worm Gear Rotary Table
An objective comparison of two rotary table drive technologies and where each is used.
Read guide →Request a Quote
Tell us about your CNC machine and application. We can help confirm the suitable rotary table configuration.