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CNC Index Tables

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MINC / HINC · CNC INDEX TABLES

Start with the angles.
Then select the table.

Match your indexing positions, machine layout and workpiece load before requesting a model recommendation.

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Product illustration. Configuration depends on selected model.
Machine fit before model selectionTechnical questions collected in one requestMINC & HINC model selection

Two series. Start with your installation.

HINC series

Compare the HINC options for your machining layout. Submit the model, workpiece drawing and required indexing sequence for review.

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MINC and HINC CNC Index Table Models

MINC Series: Check Installation Orientation

For applications requiring a circular worktable, review the MINC model pages above. The MINC-255 product information lists vertical and horizontal applications, hydraulic clamping and 1° or 5° indexing options. Confirm the installation drawing, orientation-specific load limits and indexing configuration for the exact model you select.

HINC Series CNC Index Tables

Review the HINC series for horizontal machining applications requiring a square worktable and hydraulic clamping. Start with the workpiece and fixture footprint, then check installation height, mounting dimensions, indexing configuration and the published force or moment limits for the selected model. For example, the HINC-400S product page lists a 400 × 400 mm worktable; larger model options are linked above.

PRELIMINARY GEOMETRY CHECK

Do your positions fit a 1° or 5° grid?

Use the grid specified for your candidate model. This checks angular divisibility only; it does not establish positioning accuracy, load capacity or machine compatibility.

Enter an integer from 1 to 360. For an offset pattern, choose actual angles.

Enter your pattern to check both grids.

What your selection request helps us check

01 · Angular requirementsRequired stops and the indexing increment to confirm for a candidate model.
02 · Installation informationMachine model, available space, mounting orientation and workholding arrangement.
03 · Open technical questionsModel candidates and the dimensional or load information still needed before quotation.

Turn your check into a useful inquiry

No complete specification yet? Include what you know. Drawings can be sent by email.

Review the text, then copy it into the existing quote form or your email.

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Before you choose

Can an index table replace a continuously controlled rotary axis?

Do not assume this. Confirm whether your machining needs discrete indexing positions or continuous interpolation, then verify the candidate model and machine control requirements.

Does a passing angle check confirm a suitable model?

No. It only checks whether the angles lie on a mathematical grid. Indexing increment availability, accuracy, load, clamping, mounting and controls require model-specific verification.

Which information should I send first?

Your machine model, required angles, installation orientation, and combined workpiece/fixture weight and dimensions. Add a drawing if available.