External shock absorber type newly introduced to series. Rotary Table Series MSQ. Rack-and-Pinion Type/Size: 10, 20, 30, 50, 70, 100, 200

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1 Rotary Table Series Rack-and-Pinion Type/:,,,,, 0, 0 CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU External shock absorber type newly introduced to series 1.7-1

2 Low profile rotary table unit with red Easy mounting of work pieces Large rolling bearing Table I.D./O.D. tolerances Basic type: B H/h High precision type: H/h Positioning pin hole Hollow shaft ccommodates wiring and piping for equipment mounted on the table Table inside and outside diameter for alignment of work piece with rotational axis Positioning pin hole for positioning of rotating direction 3 to 4 times greater shaft load (Compared to series CRQ) Rolling bearing Hollow shaft Hollow dia. ø ø ø ø ø1 0 ø1 0 ø24 ngle adjustment range: 0 to Basic Type B With internal shock absorber 2 to times more kinetic energy (Compared to adjustment bolt) Easy mounting of body Reference dia.: Boss, Hole Positioning pin hole Pin hole also added to sizes through Mounting from two directions Movement in direction of table's radial thrust: 0.01mm or less Uses combination angular ball bearings. Reduced movement in direction of table's radial thrust. Pin hole High Precision Type High Precision Type High precision bearing Reference dia. (boss) Reference dia. (hole) Pin hole Piping ports on side and end surfaces Piping positions can be selected to accommodate mounting conditions Side ports also added to sizes through Side port port Front B port Side B port

3 uced table height Rotary Table Series Rack-and-Pinion Type External shock absorber newly introduced to series! 4 to times more allowable kinetic energy (Compared to internal shock absorber) Two types of shock absorber are available, for low energy and high energy llowable kinetic energy comparison (for size ) 1 Inertial moment (kg m²) With external shock absorber With internal shock absorber For high energy Rotation time (s/0 ) For low energy With adjusting bolt CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU Length dimension shortened Longitudinal mounting space is reduced because there is no protrusion from adjustment bolts or internal shock absorbers. Rotation angles: 0, Left/Right symmetric type port Standard type Symmetric type B port Table height is the same as with adjustment bolts or internal shock absorbers. B port port Model Type of stopper 0 0 Rotation angle Basic Type B djustment bolt Internal shock absorber External shock absorber 0 to to 0, 10 High Precision Type djustment bolt Internal shock absorber External shock absorber 0 to to 0,

4 Series Model Selection Selection Procedure Formulas Selection Example Operating conditions Enumerate the operating conditions according to the mounting position. H Vertical mounting Fr M = Fr L Horizontal mounting Required torque Rotation time L G FS G M = FS H Confirm the type of load as shown below, and select an actuator that satisfies the required torque. Static load: Ts Resistance load: Tf Load types Inertial load: Ta Confirm that it is within the adjustable range of rotation time. Model used Operating pressure Mounting position Load type Ts (N m) Tf (N m) Ta (N m) Load configuration Rotation time t (s) Rotation Load mass m (kg) Distance between central axis and center of gravity H (mm) Mass point distance L (mm) Effective torque Ts Effective torque (3 to ) Tf Effective torque Ta Effective torque 0.2 to 1.0s/0 b H Rotary table: B, Pressure: 0.MPa Mounting position: Vertical, Type of load: Inertial load Ta Load configuration: 0mm x 0mm (rectangular plate) Rotation time t: 0.3s, Rotation: 0 Load mass m: 0.4kg Distance between central axis and centre of gravity H: 40mm Inertial load. x Ta = x I x ω = x 0.00 x (2 x (π /2)/0.3²) = 0.30N m <Effective torque OK Note) I substitutes for the value for inertial moment. 0.3s/0 OK G a 4 llowable load Confirm that the radial load, thrust load and moment are within the allowable ranges. Thrust load: m x. llowable load Moment: m x. x H llowable moment llowable load 0.4 x. = 3.2N < llowable load OK 0.4 x. x 0.04=0.17N m 0.17N m < llowable moment OK Inertial moment Find the load's inertial moment "I" for the energy calculation. I = m x (a² + b²) / + m x H² Inertial moment I = 0.4 x (0.² + 0.0²) / x 0.04² = 0.00kg m² Kinetic energy Confirm that the load's kinetic energy is within the allowable value. 1/2 x (I + Io) x ω² llowable energy ω = 2θ /t (ω: Terminal angular velocity) θ: Rotation angle (rad) t: Rotation time (s) llowable kinetic energy/rotation time 1 / 2 x 0.00 x (2 x (π /2)/0.3)² = 0.00J < llowable energy OK 1.7-4

5 Model Selection Series Effective Torque : to Effective torque (N m) Operating pressure (MPa) Load Types : to 0 Effective torque (N m) 40 F: Pressing force (N) Static torque calculation Ts = F x l (N m) Operating pressure (MPa) Operating pressure (MPa) Note) Effective torque values are representative values, and not to be considered as guaranteed values. Use them as a guide. Static load: Ts load as represented by the clamp which requires pressing force only ( ) During examination if it is decided to consider the mass of the clamp itself in the drawing below, it should be regarded as an inertial load. (Example) l Unit: N m Resistance load: Tf load that is affected by external forces such as friction or gravity Since the object is to move the load, and speed adjustment is necessary, allow an extra margin of 3 to times in the effective torque. ctuator effective torque (3 to ) Tf During examination if it is decided to consider the mass of the lever itself in the drawing below, ( ) it should be regarded as an inertial load. (Example) Mass Lever l Friction coefficient µ F = µmg Static torque calculation l (N m) g =.m / s² Inertial load: The load which must be rotated by the actuator Since the object is to rotate the load, and speed adjustment is necessary, allow an extra margin of times or more in the effective torque. ctuator effective torque S Ta (S is times or more) ccelerating torque calculation. Ta = I ω (N m) Load I: Inertial moment Refer to features page.. ω: ngular acceleration. 2θ = (rad/s²) t 2 θ: Rotation angle (rad) t: Rotation time (S) CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU llowable Load Shaft centre Rotary actuator Do not permit the load and moment applied to the table to exceed the allowable values shown in the table below. (Operation above the allowable values can cause adverse effects on service life, such as play in the table and loss of accuracy.) (a) (b) 0 0 llowable radial load (N) Basic type High precision type Basic type llowable thrust load (N) (a) High precision type Basic type (b) High precision type llowable moment (N m) Basic type High precision type

6 Series Inertial Moment Formulas (Calculation of inertial moment I) I: Inertial moment kg m², m: Load mass kg 1. Thin shaft 2. Thin shaft 3. Thin rectangular plate (rectangular parallelopiped) Position of rotational axis: Perpendicular to the shaft through one end Position of rotational axis: Through the shaft's centre of gravity Position of rotational axis: Through the plate's centre of gravity 4. Thin rectangular plate (rectangular parallelopiped) Position of rotational axis: Perpendicular to the plate through one end (also the same in case of a thicker plate) I = m₁ a₁ ² + m₂ a₂ ² 3 3 I = m a² I = m a². Thin rectangular plate (rectangular parallelopiped) Position of rotational axis: Through the centre of gravity and perpendicular to the plate (also the same in case of a thicker plate). Cylinder (including thin round plate) Position of rotational axis: Central axis 7. Solid sphere Position of rotational axis: Diameter I = m₁ 4a1² + b² + m₂ 4a₂²+ b². Thin round plate Position of rotational axis: Diameter I = m a² + b² I = m r² 2 2r² I = m I = m r² 4. Load at end of lever. Gear transmission Number of teeth = a I = m₁ a1² + m₂ a₂² + K 3 (Example) When shape of m₂ is a sphere, refer to 7, and K = m₂ 2r² 1. Find the inertial moment IB for the rotation of shaft (B). 2. Next, IB is entered to find I the inertial moment for the rotation of shaft () as a I = ( )² IB b Kinetic Energy/Rotation Time Even in cases where the torque required for rotation of the load is small, damage to internal parts may result from the inertial force of the load. Select models giving consideration to the load's inertial moment and rotation time during operation. (The inertial moment and rotation time charts can be used for your convenience in making model selections.) 1. llowable kinetic energy and rotation time adjustment range From the table below, set the rotation time within the adjustment range for stable operation. Note that operation exceeding the rotation time adjustment range, may lead to sticking or stopping of operation. With adjustment bolt llowable kinetic energy J With internal shock absorber With external shock absorber For low energy For high energy Note) Refer to the note regarding the rotation time adjustment range on page Number of teeth = b Rotation time adjustment range for stable operation s/0 With adjustment bolt 0.2 to to to to 2. With internal shock absorber 0.2 to to 1.0 With external shock absorber Note) 0.2 to Inertial moment calculation Since the formulas for inertial moment differ depending on the configuration of the load, refer to the inertial moment calculation formulas on this page. 1.7-

7 Model Selection Series Kinetic Energy/Rotation Time 3. Model selection Select models by applying the inertial moment and rotation time which have been found to the charts below. With adjustment bolt 1 With internal shock absorber 1 Inertial moment (kg m²) B0 B0 B Inertial moment (kg m²) B0R B0R BR R R R, R CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ Rotation time (s/0 ) Rotation time (s/0 ) MSU With external shock absorber Inertial moment (kg m²) H L H H L L H L 1. <Viewing the charts> Inertial moment 0.01kg m² Rotation time s/0 L is selected for the above. 2. <Example calculation> Load configuration: cylinder of radius 0.m and mass 0.4kg Rotation time: 0.7s/0 I = 0.4 x = 0.kg m² In the inertial moment and rotation time chart, find the intersection of the lines extended from the points corresponding to 0.kg m² on the vertical axis (inertial moment) and 0.7s/0 on the horizontal axis (rotation time). Since the resulting intersection point lines within the L selection range, L can be selected Rotation time (s/0 ) 1.7-7

8 Rotary Table ir Consumption ir consumption is the volume of air which is expended by the rotary table's reciprocal operation inside the actuator and in the piping between the actuator and the switching valve, etc. This is necessary for selection of a compressor and for calculation of its running cost. The air consumption (QCR) required for one reciprocation of the rotary table alone is shown in the table below, and can be used to simplify the calculation. Formulas P QCR = 2V x x - ³ 0.13 P QCP = 2 x a x l x x ⁶ QC = QCR + QCP QCR = ir consumption of rotary table [l (NR)] QCP = ir consumption of tubing or piping [l (NR)] V = Internal volume of rotary table [cm ₃ ] P = Operating pressure [MPa] l = Length of piping [mm] a = Internal cross section of piping [mm² ] QC = ir consumption required for one reciprocation of rotary table [l (NR)] When selecting a compressor, it is necessary to choose one which has sufficient reserve for the total air consumption of all pneumatic actuators downstream. This is affected by factors such as leakage in piping, consumption by drain valves and pilot valves, etc., and reduction of air volume due to drops in temperature. Formula QC2 = QC x n x Number of actuators x Reserve factor QC2 = Compressor discharge flow rate n = ctuator reciprocations per minute Internal cross section of tubing and steel piping Internal Nominal size O.D. (mm) I.D. (mm) cross section a (mm 2 ) T 042 T 004 TU 00 T 00 1/B T 7 TU 1 T 1 1/4B TS 1 3/B T 113 1/2B 3/4B 1B ir Consumption ir consumption of rotary table: QCR l/min (NR) 0 0 Rotation Internal volume (cm 3 ) Operating pressure (MPa)

9 Rotary Table/Rack-and-Pinion Type Series :,,,,, 0, 0 How to Order B R High Precision Type E FB Basic Type Thread Port E (ø to ø0) Rc(PT), M x 0. E G(PF) for With adjustment bolt With internal shock absorber FB Number of auto switches Nil 2 pcs. S 1 pc. n "n" pcs. uto switch type Nil Without auto switch (built-in magnet) Select applicable auto switches from the table below. CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU pplicable auto switches Type Reed switch Solid state switch Special function Electrical entry Grommet Grommet Diagnostic indication 2 colour indicator Indicator light No Yes Yes Load voltage uto switch model Wiring Lead wire direction (output) DC C Perpendicular In-line V 0V V or less 2 wire 24V 0V 0 V 0V 3V 3 3 wire (NPN equiv.) V V 3 wire (NPN) FNV FN 3 wire (PNP) FPV FP 2 wire FBV FB 3 wire 24V V (NPN) FNWV FNW 3 wire (PNP) FPWV FPW 2 wire FBWV FBW Lead wire length symbols 0.m... Nil (Example) FNW 3m... L FNWL m... Z FNWZ Solid state auto switches marked with a "" are produced upon receipt of order. Lead wire length (m) 0. (Nil) 3 (L) (Z) pplicable load IC circuit IC circuit Relay, PLC Relay, PLC 1.7-

10 Series Specifications JIS symbol High precision type/ Basic type/b 0 0 Fluid ir (non-lube) Maximum With adjustment bolt 1MPa operating With internal shock Note 1) pressure absorber 0.MPa Minimum Basic type 0.1MPa operating pressure High precision type 0.2MPa 0.1MPa mbient and fluid temperature With adjustment bolt 0 to 0 C (with no freezing) Rubber bumper Cushion With internal shock absorber Shock absorber Shock absorber model RB00 -X2 RB0-X2 RB1411 -X2 RB1-X21 RB272 -X21 ngle adjustment range Maximum rotation 0 to Note 2) Cylinder bore size ø1 ø1 ø21 ø2 ø2 ø32 ø40 Port size End ported M 1/ Side ported M Note 1) The maximum operating pressure of the actuator is restricted by the maximum allowable thrust of the shock absorber. Note 2) If the rotation with an internal shock absorber is smaller than the values in the table below, the piston stroke becomes smaller than the shock absorber's effective stroke and the energy absorption capacity decreases. 0 0 Minimum rotation without decrease in energy absorption End ported Side ported llowable Kinetic Energy and Rotation Time djustment Range 0 0 Weights With adjustment bolt llowable kinetic energy (J) With internal shock absorber Rotation time adjustment range for stable operation (s/0 ) With adjustment With internal Note) bolt shock absorber 0.2 to to to to to to 1.0 Note) Note that the energy absorption capacity of the shock absorber decreases dramatically when a rotary table with internal shock absorber is operated below its minimum speed. (g) With adjustment bolt Basic type With internal shock absorber High precision With adjustment bolt type With internal shock absorber Note) Values above do not include auto switch weights. 1.7-

11 Rotary Table Series Rotating Direction and Rotation The rotary table turns in the clockwise direction when the port is pressurized, and in the counter-clockwise direction when the B port is pressurized. By adjusting the adjustment bolt, the rotation end can be set within the range shown in the drawing for the desired rotation. The rotation of the rotary table with internal shock absorber can be set in the same manner. Positioning pin hole port B port Counter-clockwise Clockwise Rotation Range Examples djustment bolt (For counter-clockwise rotation end adjustment) djustment bolt B (For clockwise rotation end adjustment) Clockwise rotation end adjustment range Clockwise Maximum rotation range 22. range end adjustment Counter-clockwise rotation Note) The drawing shows the rotation range of the positioning pin hole. The pin hole position in the drawing shows the counter-clockwise rotation end when the adjustment bolts and B are tightened equally and the rotation is adjusted to 10. CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU Various rotation ranges are possible as shown in the drawings below using adjustment bolts and B. (The drawings also show the rotation ranges of the positioning pin hole.) The rotation of the rotary table with internal shock absorber can be set in the same manner. djustment bolt (For counter-clockwise rotation end adjustment) djustment bolt B (For clockwise rotation end adjustment) Positioning pin hole djustment bolt adjustment amount djustment bolt B adjustment amount Pin hole rotation range (maximum) rotation 10 rotation djustment bolt adjustment amount djustment bolt adjustment amount djustment bolt adjustment amount djustment bolt B adjustment amount djustment bolt B adjustment amount djustment bolt B adjustment amount 0 rotation 0 rotation 0 rotation

12 Series Table Displacement (Reference Values) Displacement at point when the load is applied to point, which is 0mm from the centre of rotation. rm 0 Load Clean Room Series Prevents the particulates generated by the bearings from entering the clean room by vacuuming through the vacuum port on the side of the body. How to Order Displacement µm Displacement µm Displacement µm Displacement µm Load N 0 40 Load N Load N B (Basic type) (High precision type) (High precision type) (High precision type) B (Basic type) B (Basic type) B (Basic type) (High precision type) Load N Displacement 1 11 B Clean room series Vacuum type Specifications and llowable Load 11- is identical to the high precision type and 11-B is identical to the basic type. Dimensions Clean room series does not have empty holes. Basic type 11-B 11-BR High precision type Basic type High precision type R D (h) B 0 S ød ødb ødc ødd ød ødb ødc ødd D (h) DB (h) DC (h) DD (h) R DB (h) DC (h) DD (h) Number of auto switches uto switch type With adjustment bolt With shock absorber M depth (Vacuum port). 11. M depth (Vacuum port) H HE HB HB Dimensions other than above are identical to the basic type. H HB HC HB HC HC 7 (HD) HC 7 (HD) Dimensions other than above are identical to the high precision type. HD (mm) HD 77 (mm) HE

13 Rotary Table Series Construction R (With internal shock absorber) CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU (High precision type) Parts list No Body Cover Plate Seal End cover Piston Pinion : to : to 0 djustment bolt Cushion pad Seal retainer Gasket Gasket Table Bearing retainer Magnet Wear ring Piston seal Description Material No. Description Material 1 : to Deep groove ball bearing : to 0 Needle bearing Bearing steel Basic type Deep groove ball bearing High precision type ngular contact ball bearing Bearing steel Hexagon nut with flange Hexagon nut luminum alloy luminum alloy luminum alloy NBR luminum alloy Stainless steel Chrome molybdenum steel Steel wire Chrome molybdenum steel Rubber luminum alloy NBR NBR luminum alloy luminum alloy Magnetic material Resin NBR Round head no. 0 Philips screw : Round head Philips screw : to Low head cap screw : to 0 Hexagon socket head cap screw Hexagon socket head cap screw : to : to 0 CS type snap ring : to : to 0 Seal washer Plug : to 0 only : to 0 only Shock absorber Hexagon socket head cap screw Parallel pin Parallel key O-ring Steel ball Steel wire Stainless steel Chrome molybdenum steel Stainless steel Stainless steel Carbon steel Spring steel Carbon steel NBR Brass NBR Stainless steel Replacement parts Description Seal kit P2- P2- P2- Kit no. P240- P3-0 P30-0 P3- set of above numbers Note and

14 Series Dimensions/,,, Basic type/b 2-JC depth JD 2-JU C ødd ød øde Effective depth FB F H BB 2-P Piping port CB FD SD Q (UU) SE W BC (Max. approx. SU) U B S ødf (through) ødg B Effective depth FC Y X V SF -WD depth WE (circumference: equivalents) 4-JJ depth 2-J through J depth of counter bore JB X 2 W 2 XB effective depth XC WB effective depth WC BE View Y 2 YB effective depth YC 2 x M Piping port (closed with plug) BD WF With internal shock absorber R BR High precision type /With adjustment bolt R/With internal shock absorber ødi ødh ødj (Max. approx. FU) (mm) FU FE H ødk (through) ødl (UV) DH DI DJ 4h 4h H 0h 1h 2H h 7h 32H 7h 77h 3H DK DL FE 1H 17H 1. 22H 1. 2H 17. H (mm) UV U V W X Y 4 B. 1. BB BC BD BE C 4.. CB D DD DE 4h 4h H 0h 1h 2H h 7h 32H 7h 77h 3H DF DG 1H 17H 22H 2H F FB 4 4. FC FD H J.... J (mm) JB.... JC M M M M JD JJ JU M x 0. M x 1 M x 1 M x 1 M x 1 M x 1 M x 1.2 M14 x 1. P M x 0. M x 0. 1/ 1/ Q S SD SE SF SU UU W WB WC WD WE 1 3H 3. M x 0.. 4H 4. M x H 4. M x 1 2. H. M x 1.2 WF X XB 3H 4H 4H H XC Y (mm) YB YC 3H 4H 4H H

15 Rotary Table Series Dimensions/, 0, 0 Basic type/b 2-JC depth JD 2 x M (plug) Port size 2-JU ødd ød øde Effective depth FB F H B BB 2-1/ Piping port (Max. approx. SU) B -WD depth WE (circumference: equivalents) 4-JJ depth JK 2-J through J depth of counter bore JB S X 2 ødf (through) ødg B XB effective depth XC W 2 FD WB effective depth WC Effective depth FC BE Q (UU) SD 1 X Y V SF View Y 2 W CB BC YB effective depth YC CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU BD WF With shock absorber BR (Max. approx. FU) 0 0 (mm) FU B V 42 0 W X Y B BB 7 3 BC BD BE 7 0 CB D h DD 0h DE 4H h 0h H 11h 11h 4H DF DG 22H 24H 32H F FB FC FD 1 H J J (mm) JB JC M M M1 JD JJ M M M JK JU M x 1. Q 3 M x M27 x S SD SF 7 SU 34.2 UU 7 W 32. WB H WC H H. WD M M M WE. WF X 4 XB H XC 3. H 4. H 4. Y 3 YB H (mm) YC 3. 4 H 4. 4 H

16 Rotary Table/Rack-and-Pinion Type Series With External Shock bsorber :,,, How to Order Thread Port (ø, ø) Rc(PT) E G(PF) B E High precision type Basic type L H Connecting port position and rotation BL Shock absorber type Shock absorber for low energy Shock absorber for high energy Standard type Symmetric type Refer to the table to the right. 2 FB S Number of auto switches Nil 2 pcs. S 1 pc. n "n" pcs. uto switch type Nil Without auto switch (built-in magnet) Select applicable auto switches from the table below. Connecting port position and rotation Rotation 10 0 Connecting port position Standard type Symmetric type 2: Standard type, 10 Connecting port 4: Symmetric type, 10 Connecting port 3: Standard type, 0 Connecting port : Symmetric type, 0 Connecting port pplicable auto switches Type Reed switch Solid state switch Special function Diagnostic indication 2 colour indicator Electrical entry Grommet Grommet Load voltage uto switch model Indicator Wiring Lead wire direction light (output) DC C Perpendicular In-line No V 0V V or less 2 wire 24V 0V 0 V 0V 3V 3 Yes 3 wire (NPN equiv.) V V 3 wire (NPN) FNV FN 3 wire (PNP) FPV FP 2 wire FBV FB Yes 3 wire 24V V (NPN) FNWV FNW 3 wire (PNP) FPWV FPW 2 wire FBWV FBW Lead wire length symbols 0.m... Nil (Example) FNW 3m... L FNWL m... Z FNWZ Solid state auto switches marked with a "" are produced upon receipt of order. Lead wire length (m) 0. (Nil) 3 (L) (Z) pplicable load IC circuit IC circuit Relay, PLC Relay, PLC 1.7-1

17 Rotary Table Series Specifications JIS symbol Fluid Max. operating pressure Min. operating pressure mbient and fluid temperature Cushion Shock absorber type For low energy For high energy Rotation ngle adjustment range Cylinder bore size End ported Port size Side ported ir (non-lube) 1MPa 0.2MPa RB00 RB00 0 to 0 C (with no freezing) Shock absorber RB0 RB07 0, 10 Each rotation end ± RB1411 RB14 ø1 ø1 ø21 ø2 M 1/ M Note ) The maximum operating pressure of the actuator is restricted by the maximum allowable thrust of the shock absorber. End ported Side ported CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU llowable Kinetic Energy and Rotation Time djustment Range llowable kinetic energy (J) Shock absorber for low energy Shock absorber for high energy Rotation time adjustment range for stable operation (S/0 ) Note) 0.2 to 1.0 Note) Values above indicate the time between the start of rotation and the deceleration caused by the shock absorber. The time required for the rotary table to reach the rotation end after deceleration differs depending on the operating conditions (inertial moment of the load, rotation speed, and operating pressure), however, approximately 0.2 to 2 seconds are required. Furthermore, the range of angles within which the shock absorber operates is between the rotation end and the values shown below. For low energy For high energy Weights 0 specification Basic type 10 specification High precision 0 specification type 10 specification 00 0 Note) Values above do not include auto switch weights (g)

18 Series Rotating Direction and Rotation The rotary table turns in the clockwise direction when the port is pressurized, and in the counter-clockwise direction when the B port is pressurized. By adjusting the shock absorber, the rotation end can be set within the ranges shown in the drawing. Standard type For 10 For 0 port Counter-clockwise port Positioning pin hole port Positioning pin hole 22. B port Clockwise Clockwise Minimum rotation range 10 Maximum rotation 174 range 1 Clockwise Minimum 0 rotation range Maximum rotation range Positioning pin hole Positioning pin hole Position of bottom positioning hole Position of bottom positioning hole Symmetric type For 10 For 0 Counter-clockwise Positioning pin hole Positioning pin hole B port Clockwise port Minimum Clockwise rotation 10 port range 174 Maximum rotation range 1 Clockwise port Minimum 0 rotation range Maximum rotation range Positioning pin hole Positioning pin hole Position of bottom positioning hole Position of bottom positioning hole Note) The drawings show the rotation range for the top positioning pin hole of the table. The pin hole position in the drawings shows the counter-clockwise rotation end when the shock absorbers are tightened equally and the rotation is adjusted to 10 and

19 Rotary Table Series Parts Descriptions CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU Parts list No Description End cover Table rm Shock absorber holder Hexagon socket head cap screw Hexagon socket head cap screw Taper plug Hexagon nut Shock absorber Material luminum alloy luminum alloy Chrome molybdenum steel luminum alloy Stainless steel Stainless steel Steel wire Steel wire Replacement parts Description Seal kit P2- P2- Kit no. P2- P240- Note Seal washer is removed from the kit contents described on page

20 Series Dimensions/With External Shock bsorber,,, L Basic type/b H 2-JC depth JD NC NB CB C N B ødd ød øde S ødf (through) ødg Effective depth FB B FD F Effective depth FC Q H (UU) GC 0. SD SE GD BB SF 2-P Piping port BC Note 1) This part is not available with 10 specification. -WD depth WE (circumference: equivalents) 2 x M Piping port (closed with plug) EB W 2 Note 1 GE (rm operating range) Symmetric type Piping port (Max. approx. EE) (Max. approx. E) EB ND G GB BD EF WF WB effective depth WC ED 22. EC 2-J through J depth of counter bore JB 2-K Shock absorber YB effective depth YC 2 Y Position of bottom positioning pin hole High precision type L H View ødi ødh ødj Y 2 YB effective depth YC (mm) DH DI DJ DK DL FE H NE NF UV ødk (through) H 2H 32H 3H 1H 17H 1. 22H 1. 2H ødl (mm) B BB BC BD C CB D DD DE DF DG E EB EC ED EE EF F FB FC FD G GB GC GD GE H H 1H H 17H H 22H H 2H J.... J JB.... NF NE JC M M M M JD K M x 1 M x 1 M x 1 M14 x 1. N NB.. FE H NC ND (UV) P M M 1/ 1/ Q S 2 SD SE SF UU W WB WC H H H H. WD M M M M (mm) WE WF Y YB 3H 4H 4H H YC

21 Rotary Table Series Proper uto Switch Mounting Position at Rotation End B Most sensitive position Operating range at proper mounting position (Lm/2) Operating range of single auto switch Lm 0 0 Rotation B Reed switch Rotation range θm ctuation range Solid state switch B Rotation range θm ctuation range Rotation range θm: Value of the operating range Lm of a single auto switch converted to an axial rotation range. ctuation range: Value of auto switch hysteresis converted to an angle. CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU

22 Series Rotary Table Precautions Be sure to read before handling. Design Warning 1. In case of load variations, lifting/lowering operations or changes in frictional resistance, employ a safety design which allows for these factors. Increases in operating speed can cause human injury as well as damage to equipment and machinery. 2. protective cover is recommended to minimize the risk of human injury. If a stationary object and moving parts of a cylinder are in close proximity, human injury may occur. Design the structure to avoid contact with the human body. 3. Make secure connections so that stationary parts and connecting parts do not become loose. Particularly when operation frequency is high or a rotary actuator is used in a location with excessive vibration, employ a secure method of connection. 4. deceleration circuit or shock absorber may be required. When a driven object is operated at high speed or the load is heavy, the rotary actuator's cushion may not be able to absorb the impact. Therefore, install a deceleration circuit before the cushion or an external shock absorber to relieve the impact. In this case, the rigidity of the machinery should also be examined.. Consider a possible drop in operating pressure due to a power outage, etc. When a cylinder is used in a clamping mechanism, there is a danger of work pieces dropping if there is a decrease in clamping force due to a drop in circuit pressure caused by a power outage, etc. Therefore, safety equipment should be installed to prevent damage to machinery and/or human injury.. Consider a possible loss of power source. Measures should be taken to protect against human injury and equipment damage in the event that there is a loss of power to equipment controlled by air pressure, electricity or hydraulics, etc. 7. When a speed controller is mounted on an exhaust throttle, employ a safety design which considers residual pressure. If the air supply side is pressurized when there is no residual pressure on the exhaust side, operation will be abnormally fast and this can cause human injury as well as damage to equipment and machinery.. Consider emergency stops. Design so that human injury and/or damage to machinery and equipment will not be caused by operation of a rotary actuator when machinery is stopped by a manual emergency stop or by a safety device under abnormal conditions, such as a power outage.. Consider the action when operation is restarted after an emergency stop or abnormal stop. Design the machinery so that human injury or equipment damage will not occur upon restart of operation. When the rotary actuator has to be reset at the starting position, install safe manual control equipment. Design Warning. Do not use the product as a shock absorbing mechanism. If abnormal pressure or leakage occurs, there may be a drastic loss of deceleration effectiveness, leading to a danger of human injury as well as damage to equipment and machinery. Warning Selection 1. Keep the speed setting within the product's allowable energy value. Operation with the kinetic energy of the load exceeding the allowable value can cause damage to the product, leading to human injury as well as damage to equipment and machinery. 2. Provide a shock absorbing mechanism when kinetic energy applied to the product exceeds the allowable value. Operation exceeding the allowable kinetic energy can cause damage to the product and lead to human injury and damage to equipment and machinery. 3. Do not perform stops or holding operations by containing air pressure inside the product. If intermediate stops are performed by containing air with a directional control valve when the product does not have an external stopping mechanism, the stopping position may not be held due to leakage, etc. This can cause human injury and damage to equipment and machinery. Caution 1. Do not operate the product at low speeds which are below the prescribed speed adjustment range. If operated at low speeds below the speed adjustment range, this may cause sticking and slipping or stopping of operation. 2. Do not apply external torque which exceeds the product's rated output. If external force is applied which exceeds the product's rated output, the product can be damaged. 3. Rotation end holding torque for double piston type With double piston type products, if the internal piston is stopped by contact with the angle adjustment screw or cover, the holding torque at the rotation end is half the value of effective output. 4. When repeatability of the rotation angle is required, the load should be directly stopped externally. The initial rotation angle may vary even in products equipped with angle adjustment.. void operation with oil hydraulics. Operation with oil hydraulics can cause damage to the product

23 Series Rotary Table Precautions Be sure to read before handling. Warning 1. When angle adjustment is performed while applying pressure, make advance preparations to keep equipment from rotating any more than necessary. When adjustment is performed with pressure applied, there is a possibility of rotation and dropping during adjustment depending on the mounting position of the equipment, etc. This can cause human injury and damage to equipment and machinery. 2. Do not loosen the angle adjustment screw above the adjustment range. If the angle adjustment screw is loosened above the adjustment range, it may come out causing human injury and damage to equipment and machinery. 3. Do not allow external magnetism close to the product. Since the auto switches used are types sensitive to magnetism, external magnetism in close proximity to the product can cause malfunction leading to human injury and damage to equipment and machinery. 4. Do not perform additional machining on the product. dditional machining of the product can result in insufficient strength and cause damage to the product leading to human injury and damage to equipment and machinery.. Do not enlarge the fixed throttle on the piping port by reworking, etc. If the bore is enlarged, rotation speed and impact force will increase, which can cause damage to the product leading to human injury and damage to equipment and machinery.. When using a shaft coupling, use one with a sufficient degree of freedom. If a shaft coupling is used which does not have a sufficient degree of freedom, twisting will occur due to eccentricity, and this can cause malfunction and product damage leading to human injury and damage to equipment and machinery. 7. Do not apply loads to the rotary table exceeding the values shown on features page 4. If loads exceeding the allowable values are applied to the product, this can cause malfunction and product damage leading to human injury and damage to equipment and machinery. Mounting Precautions when using external stoppers When the kinetic energy generated by the load exceeds the limit value of the actuator, an external shock absorbing mechanism must be provided to absorb the energy. The correct method for mounting external stoppers is explained in the figure below. llow extra space External stopper Caution llow External stopper extra space ngle controlled by external stoppers Rotation angle of actuator without external stoppers External stopper becomes a fulcrum, and load's inertial force is applied to shaft as bending moment. 1. Do not secure the body and strike the rotary table, or secure the rotary table and strike the body, etc. This can bend the rotary table and cause damage to the bearing. When installing a load, etc., on the rotary table, secure the rotary table. 2. Do not step directly on the rotary table or the equipment installed on the rotary table. Stepping directly on the rotary table can cause damage to the rotary table and bearing, etc. 3. Operate products equipped with the angle adjustment function within the prescribed adjustment range. Operation outside the adjustment range can cause malfunction and product damage. Refer to product specifications for the adjustment range of each product. 4. When connecting pipes, thoroughly clean the pipes and fittings by blowing with clean air.. When screwing together pipes and fittings, etc., be certain that chips from the pipe threads and sealing material do not get inside the piping. lso, when pipe tape is used, leave 1. to 2 thread ridges exposed at the end of the threads. CRB CRBU CRJ CR1 CRQ MRQ MSU

24 Series Rotary Table Precautions Be sure to read before handling. Caution Rotation djustment 1. s a standard feature, the rotary table is quipped with a rotation adjustment screw (adjustment bolt or shock absorber) that can be used to adjust the rotation. The table below shows rotation adjustment per single rotation of the rotation adjustment screw. With adjustment bolt, With internal shock absorber Series is equipped with a rubber bumper or shock absorber. Therefore, perform rotation adjustment in the pressurized condition (minimum operating pressure: 0.1MPa or more for adjustment bolt and internal shock absorber types, and 0.2MPa or more for external shock absorber type). Shock bsorber Caution 1. Refer to the table below for tightening torques of the shock absorber setting nut. Tightening torque Rotation adjustment per single rotation of rotation adjustment screw With external shock absorber Rotation adjustment per single rotation of rotation adjustment screw The rotation adjustment range for the external shock absorber is ± at each rotation end. When adjusted beyond this range, note that the shock absorber's durability may decrease Shock absorbers are consumable parts. When a decrease in energy absorption capacity is noticed, it must be replaced. With internal shock absorber 0 0 With external shock absorber Type For low energy For high energy For low energy For high energy For low energy For high energy For low energy For high energy Caution Shock absorber model RB00-X2 RB0-X2 RB1411-X2 RB1-X21 RB272-X21 Shock absorber model RB00 RB00 RB0 RB07 RB0 RB07 RB1411 RB14 External Shock bsorber The threaded orifices shown below are not connecting ports. Never remove the plugs as this will cause malfunction. Threaded orifices Shock bsorber 2. Never rotate the bottom screw of the shock absorber. (It is not an adjustment screw.) This may cause oil leakage. 3. When rotation of the rotary table with internal shock absorber is set at a value smaller than the values below, the piston stroke becomes smaller than the shock absorber's effective stroke and energy absorption capacity decreases. Minimum rotation without energy absorption capacity decrease