Motion Index Drives TP and XP Parallel Index Drives
Motion Index Drives' TP and XP parallel-index families convert a defined rotary input into intermittent output motion through a mechanical cam arrangement. The selected cam, shafts and duty configuration determine the installed indexing behavior.
Key Specifications
Reviewed families | TP and XP parallel index drives |
Motion principle | Cam-based conversion of rotary input to intermittent output |
Configuration | Index angle, dwell and shaft arrangement are selection-specific |
Application boundary | Mechanical indexer; input drive and machine controls require separate specification |
Duty selection | Payload inertia, process load and cycle requirements govern sizing |
Service basis | Use exact model installation and lubrication documentation |
Applications and Industries
Material handling
Industrial automation
Review Summary
Evaluate a TP/XP parallel index drive for a repeatable machine sequence with a clearly specified index-and-dwell requirement. Select the exact cam and mechanical configuration from actual inertia and loading, rather than applying family maximum cycle claims to an unqualified mechanism.
Price and Configuration
Request a quote for the selected configuration,quantity and delivery schedule. Confirm the exact model,options,integration scope and support terms.
