Various types of Rotary Actuators from intelLiDrivers

An actuator is a mechanical or electronic mechanical device which, when operated electrically, manually or by hydraulics, provides some controlled movements and positioning. It can be classified into two which are linear and rotary actuators. For linear actuator, as the name implies, it converts the energy it receives into straight-line movements. Its function is seen in positioning applications and for push and pull requirements. Sometimes all you need is a manual knob and a hand wheel before you can operate some liners actuators. Rotary actuators, which is our focus converts energy which it receives into rotational motion. This type of actuator is popularly seen In the control of various valves.

What is Rotary Motion

Rotary tables are popular and beneficial tools that have been used for a long time. They are applicable in many different industries and can help with various production, manufacturing, and engraving processes.

What is a Rotary Positioner Table?

Rotary positioner tables are designed for a specific use and every business that has a need for them should use these machines. They can be of great use for your production and allow you to create more complex systems, parts, and structures. These tables rely on rotary motion and are also called rotary positioners or welding positioners, as they are mostly used in the welding process. However, rotary positioner tables have other applications and they can be a valuable asset to any workshop.

About IntelLiDrives and Our Rotary Systems

IntelLiDrives is one of the few manufacturers that offers a wide range of rotary technologies, including various rotary tables, stages and actuators, seals, controllers, amplifiers, and so on. We have always been looking for ways to meet each of our client’s demands and we’ve worked on some very tough projects in the past.

Linear Actuators

By definition a linear actuator is simply an apparatus that builds upon displacement and motion, derived from a readily accessible supply of energy. The linear actuator does so in a linear approach that goes against the revolving technique that is exercised within the rotation of an electric motor. There in essence, exists a number of diverse ways in which this linear movement could be accomplished with a number of singular cases in points.

Rotary Table

The Rotary table is part of the vital equipment that a machinist uses to produce different metalwork designs. The equipment achieves precise designs in metal works by enabling the designer drill and cut metal pieces at regular intervals along a fixed axis. The table can be used in tandem with index plates or dividing plates. The operator of such a table uses a rotary fixture to attach it firmly to the working surface

Robotic Rotary Table

Precision in metalwork is very important because if a mistake is occurs when drilling and cutting in then the whole procedure and production might be affected or compromised. An instrument one could use to achieve this type precision in metalwork is the robotic rotary table. Its work is to enable a person using it to cut and drill at same intervals around a vertical or horizontal axis that is fixed on the piece of metal one is working on. The instrument is a combination of a robotic cell and the rotary table. It also contains a circuit. This type of rotary table has many uses. One of its uses is to process motor vehicle wheels, which are utilized in vehicles. The robotic rotary tables are also very useful in water fitting and are a favorite despite them being relatively new in the market.

XY Systems

The XY system, also known as the Scatter chart, is the most powerful visual evaluation tool that a performance based individual has at their disposal. It displays series as a set of points and has two value axes, which are X and Y. One set of numerical data is shown along the x-axis and the other along the y-axis. The XY system combines the two value axes into single data points and displays them in uneven intervals, or clusters. The x-axis can only be a value axis meaning that it displays only numeric data. Numeric data can be displayed with greater flexibility by changing the scaling options on the x-axis. For this reason, XY systems are commonly used to display and compare numeric values such as statistical, engineering and scientific data.

XY Tables

XY tables are tables which are belt driven for perfect positioning and are more ideal than traditional tables that use screws. These XY tables are useful for several purposes and enable some applications to be performed more easily. Some of the applications that require use of these tables include positioning of sensors, performing machining that is not heavy duty, and automating operations that involve pick-and-place. These programmable XY tables come in different models and the companies that produce them provide a huge configuration range to enable the customer to end up with the perfect table for their specific need and application. The best XY tables are those whose parts are movable below the laser head. These movable parts are controlled by custom-laser software. The XY tables are positioned to the users marking fields of choice.

ROTARY TABLE tackles large 300mm wafers

The 350 mm diameter center opening in the RotoRing300™ rotary table easily accommodates large 300 mm (12″) semiconductor wafers, allowing for eased extraction of the chip dies from the wafer during semiconductor assembly manufacturing processes. The RotoRing300™ direct drive rotary table from IntelLiDrives adapts linear motor technology, coupled with air bearings, to provide faster and more accurate handling of the 300 mm semiconductor wafers. Presently, semiconductor assembly equipment manufacturers do only limited wafer rotation, but RotoRing™ rotary table goes 360°, at up to 100 rpm. New RotoRing rotary tables not only allow larger angle of wafer alignment, but also complete rotation of the wafer to reduce die transfer time and significantly increase equipment throughput. The large open center architecture of the rotary table allows extraction of every chip die from the pre-cut 300 mm wafer.