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Horizontal and Vertical Super Indexing Plate
Horizontal and vertical super indexing plates are used for repeatable indexing and angular positioning. They are suitable for machining setups that need stronger support, flexible mounting direction and repeatable angular division.
Product Overview
This series includes CS-6 and CS-8 super indexing plates. It supports horizontal and vertical mounting and is suitable for circular indexing, angular positioning and chuck-based machining setups requiring stronger indexing support.
Typical Applications
- Repeatable angular indexing and circular positioning operations.
- Horizontal or vertical setup configurations on milling and drilling machines.
- Machining tasks requiring stronger indexing support than simple indexing plates.
Key Features
Horizontal and vertical mounting flexibility.
Super indexing support for repeatable angular positioning.
Clear accuracy indicators for spacing error and runout control.
Chuck and faceplate size data for CS-6 and CS-8 selection.
Suitable for milling, drilling and circular indexing applications.
Parameters and Dimensions
Dimension drawings and tabulated data below can be used for selection and installation checks.
Accuracy Standard
| Inspection Item | Tolerance (max.) |
|---|---|
| Parallelism of table face to base | 0.015 mm / 0.0006 in. |
| Axial runout of table face | 0.015 mm / 0.0006 in. |
| Runout of center boss | 0.01 mm / 0.0004 in. |
| Perpendicularity of base to angular face (per 12") | 0.02 mm / 0.0008 in. |
| Indexing accuracy (individual spacing error) | 45" |
Chuck / Faceplate Specifications
| Model | Chuck Dia. | Through Hole Dia. | Inner Jaw Clamping | Outer Jaw Clamping | Faceplate Dia. | Faceplate Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CS-6 | 160 / 6 19/64 | 40 / 1 37/64 | 3~55 / 1/8~2 11/64 | 55~145 / 2 11/64~5 23/32 | 205 / 8 1/16 | 40 / 1 37/64 |
| CS-8 | 200 / 7 7/8 | 65 / 2 9/16 | 4~85 / 5/32~3 11/32 | 65~200 / 2 9/16~7 7/8 | 254 / 10 | 42 / 1 21/32 |
Overall Dimensions and Net Weight
Dimensions are listed in mm / inch.
| Order No. | Model | Guide Block | Turret Bore | A | B | C | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | Net Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B031010 | CS-6 | 16 / 5/8 | 50 / 2 | 250 / 9 55/64 | 246 / 9 11/64 | 207 / 8 5/32 | 182 / 7 11/64 | 140 / 5 1/2 | 186 / 7 21/64 | 93 / 3 21/32 | 112 / 4 13/32 | 65 / 2 9/16 | 16 / 5/8 | 130 / 5 7/64 | 48 |
| B031110 | CS-8 | 16 / 5/8 | 63 / 2 31/64 | 320 / 12 39/64 | 294 / 11 37/64 | 236 / 9 19/64 | 230 / 9 1/16 | 160 / 6 19/64 | 213 / 8 25/64 | 93 / 3 21/32 | 127 / 5 | 75 / 2 61/64 | 16 / 5/8 | 155 / 6 7/64 | 74 |
Selection Notes
- Workpiece dimensions and required through-hole size.
- Required chuck holding range and model preference (CS-6 / CS-8).
- Machine interface and available installation space.
- Required indexing accuracy and repeatability level.
- Mounting direction and process details.
FAQ
What is a horizontal and vertical super indexing plate used for?
It is used for repeatable indexing and angular positioning in milling or drilling setups, especially when stronger indexing support is needed in horizontal or vertical mounting positions.
What is the difference between a super indexing plate and a simple indexing plate?
A super indexing plate is selected when stronger indexing support and repeatable angular positioning are required. A simple indexing plate is typically used for basic fixed-division positions and lighter indexing work.
What information should I provide for selection?
Please provide machine model, required indexing method, workpiece size, holding range, mounting direction and precision requirements so the suitable CS model can be selected.