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KAKA INDUSTRIAL HV-8, 8 inch Horizontal Vertical Rotary Table TSL, MT3 Center Sleeve, 4 Slot Precision Milling Table, 360 Degrees Rotation

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$369.99

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  • The dial & handwheel are satin chrome, vernier scale is calibrated to 10 seconds. One rotation of handle equals 4° on the collar.
  • They are accurate & smooth, producing your workpiece to exacting tolerance. The precision ground table surface includes T-slots with easy to read degree scale on edge.
  • Worm gear adjusts to minimize backlash, dual locks secure the table. Use horizontal or vertical. Tailstocks & Dividing plates are available.
  • Enables machinists to produce virtually any part they can design, drill, or cut at exact intervals around a fixed axis.
  • T-slots allow parts to be clamped with optional HHIP clamping components.
  • This product is a medium-to-large machine (weighing more than 100lbs), and the lift gate service is a service to help unload the goods, not a freight charge. In order to ensure that the goods are delivered smoothly, I am asking here on behalf of the carrier. It is not a mandatory purchase, please purchase it as needed. If you have an unloading method, please ignore the above information. I hope you can understand.


Product Description

HV-8_01

KAKA INDUSTRIAL HV-8, 8 inch Horizontal Vertical Rotary Table TSL, MT3 Center Sleeve, 4 Slot Precision Milling Table, 360 Degrees Rotation

  • Horizontal and vertical rotary table
  • 10-second vernier reading
  • Gear ratio: HV 8, 90:1
HV-8_02

  • TSL vertical and horizontal rotary tables are among the leading accessories for milling machines. They are used for index boring, milling, circle cutting, spot facing, boring holes, etc.
  • The rotary table can be used on complex work for circle index boring and milling with optional tail stock.
  • Rigid cast iron body. Dual positive-action lock
  • One rotation of the handle equals four on the collar.
  • Min.10 second vernier reading
  • Gear ratio HV-4 1:72 HV6, HV-8, HV-10, HV-12 1:90
  • Harden and precision ground. Stain chrome dial
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Specifications

Diameter of the table ∅7.87" /200mm
Morse taper of the center hole MT3
Height of center for vertical mounting : 5.31" /135mm
Width of T-slot 0.55" /14mm
Adjacent angle of T-slot 90°
Width of the locting key 0.63" /16mm
Modules of worm and worm gear 1.5
The transmission ratio of the worm gear : 1:90
Graduation of the table 360°
Rotating angle of table with one revolution of the worm: 4″ (1' Per graduation)
Minimum value of vernier 10″
Indexing accuracy 60″
Max. bearing(With table Hor.) 330 lbs
Max. bearing(With table ver.) 165 lbs
N.W./G.W. 62/67 lbs
Packing size 15"x12"x7"
HV-8_04

HV-4,6,8,10,12-4

HV-8, 4 slots

HV-4,6,8,10,12-5

Chrom-plated handle and wheels

HV-4,6,8,10,12-7

Laser-cutting scale reading


Zeke
2025-08-30 14:21:53
First photo shows the underside of the table...it is gorgeous, beautiful ground surface. Next photo shows the mounting surface when the table is "on edge". Not as nice, but perfectly fine. Third photo shows the top of the table...it too is good. The circumferential grooves are not de-burred (but no burrs stick above the mounting surface).... typical for this price point. The next two photos show the table sitting on a standard Bridgeport manual mill, it fits great. The wheel for rotating the table is too large of a diameter for it to clear the mill table (i.e. it has to hang off the side). The actual motion of the table is smooth. 15 years ago the usual Chinese rotary table is really terrible. This one is pretty nice, but it still required a bit of work. The threads on the handle were not machined properly, this was easily fixed with a die. The wheel rubbed on the collar with the zero mark on it... I had to take .015" off the collar thickness to fix the issue. It came with screw on bosses that drop into the T-slots of the mill. These are oversize by about .006" (just like the ones that come on the Kaka tail stock that is used with this table). Again, easily fixed. The last photo shows the two bosses. You can clearly see that one of the holes is off center by almost .090". If you want to align the table and tail stock to the x-axis of your mill, then you will have to make a new boss with a correctly positioned hole. But the bottom line is that this table works really well.
Caleb
2024-12-16 16:21:25
Worked great and had low/no backlash, however it rusts really easily even with antirust products applied. Whatever cast iron they used seems to just be rust prone.