The TrunnionTable.com Stallion 920 and 923 tables allow users to exploit the rotary fourth-axis capability of horizontal and vertical machining centers, and deliver a low-cost path to higher productivity and improved accuracy. The bolt-on trunnions are work-ready right out of the box, with standard-sized models designed for the most popular models of Kurt vises, including the DL675, DL688, DL640, and all high-density models. The versatile workholding workhorses reduce part handling and setups and allow more parts to be loaded and machined on more sides, delivering immediate ROI for job shops and other mid-range production environments. The trunnion fixtures are engineered to bolt on to any machine’s rotary indexer, allowing operators to precisely mill, drill, tap, and contour up to three sides of a part in one setup without special fixtures. Heavily ribbed cast iron construction provides high rigidity and durability, needed to withstand long-term repeated use in demanding shop environments.
The Stallion 920 and 923 rotary models have outboard supports customized to the centerline of a machine’s indexer. The 9” x 20” model 920 holds a single 6” vise, while the 9” x 23” model 923 holds a double- or single-station 6” vise. Both incorporate a through hole for the vise handle. The Stallion 923 is also available in double-sided (923DS) and quick-change (923QC) versions. The double-sided table enables machining on six sides, while the quick-change table enables 60-second changeovers with ±0.0005” repeatability.
Built for precision as well as durability, the 100 percent U.S.-made tables have 0.001” flatness over 23” and 0.001” squareness to the faceplate. “The fastest, easiest, least expensive way to get higher productivity, better part quality and a boost to the bottom line out of 4-axis machining centers is to add a bolt-on trunnion table,” said Stan Martin, president of TrunnionTable.com. “We have customers that have paid for the tables in just days through the increased throughput and reduced work in progress.”
In addition to the ready-made standard sizes, TrunnionTable.com also offers quick turnaround for custom sizes and configurations, including a Large Series Table with a 3500-lb. hydraulic brake for extreme brake torque to eliminate twisting and machine chatter.
For more information on the Stallion 920 and 923 models, as well as custom-configured workholding solutions, visit www.trunniontable.com or call Stan Martin at 859.727.990.
