NCT series – CNC Rotary table
NCT tables are designed with axial – radial bearings to provide excellent load and thrust capabilities. The Hydraulic clamp produces a massive holding power and the housings withstand any twisting or flexing.
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NCT tables are designed with axial – radial bearings to provide excellent load and thrust capabilities. The Hydraulic clamp produces a massive holding power and the housings withstand any twisting or flexing. The large centre bore series provides for added flexibility when adding work holding devices.
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NCT tables are designed with axial – radial bearings to provide excellent load and thrust capabilites. The hydraulic clamp produces a massive holding power and the housings withstand any twisting or flexing. The large center bore series provides for added flexibility when adding work holding devices.
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