In this detailed comparison, we explore the advantages and disadvantages of side-mounted rotary axis and table-top rotary axis to help you choose the right one for your needs.
Side-Mounted Rotary Axis
Control System: The side-mounted rotary axis uses a DSPA18 control system, which is part of a four-axis system. This setup provides stable and precise machining.
Machining Length: The side-mounted rotary axis generally matches the length of the table, offering a stable and consistent processing effect.
Space and Cost: Although it requires more space and cost, the side-mounted option ensures better stability and finer machining results.
Table-Top Rotary Axis
Customizable Length: The table-top rotary axis can be customized in length, typically available in standard diameters of 100mm and 200mm, but not exceeding 200mm.
Control System: The table-top rotary axis utilizes a DSPA11 control system. It is part of a three-axis system, replacing the X-axis line with the rotary axis line when in use.
Space Efficiency: This setup saves space and cost but can be cumbersome when switching lines back and forth.
Advantages and disadvantages of placing a table top rotation axis compared to a side rotation axis
- The control system for placing the table top rotating axis is DSPA11, (when using the rotating axis, the line of the X axis will be replaced by the line of the rotating axis, or a three-axis system) The side rotating axis is DSPA18, which belongs to the four-axis system
- You cannot customize the machining length of the side rotating shaft; it generally matches the table length. The length of the rotating shaft of the table top can be customized, and the general diameter can be selected on standard machines: 100mm, 200mm, not more than 200mm
- Placing the countertop rotating shaft saves space and cost, but it is a little more troublesome to change the line back and forth and carry it.
- Revised Sentence:
- You can only use the rotating shaft on countertops that are 2030 and above.
- The processing effect of the side rotating shaft will be more stable, finer and better.
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Key Considerations
Stability and Precision: The side-mounted rotary axis offers more stable and precise machining, making it ideal for high-quality projects.
Flexibility and Cost: The table-top rotary axis provides flexibility in customization and is more cost-effective, suitable for smaller or varied projects.
Choosing between a side-mounted and table-top rotary axis depends on your specific needs for stability, precision, space, and cost. For more information on rotary axis comparison, visit our services page and check out our latest news and updates.
