Motion TMF Series User manual

TMF SERIES
MANUAL

1. Safety instructions 3
1.1. General 3
1.2. Validity of this documentation 3
1.3. Intended use 3
1.4. Installation 4
1.5. Transport and Storage 4
1.6. Identication Plate 4
1.7. Electrical Connection 4
1.8 Lifting and Lubrication & Oil and Grease Type Tables 5
2. Assembly and Mode of Operation 6
2.1 Programmable Index Drive 6
2.2. Fixed Index Drives 6
3. Operating Modes 7
3.1. Operation of Programmable Index Drive 7
3.1.1. Normal Operation 7
3.1.2. Jogging Operation 7
3.1.3. E-Stop Operation/Stopping out of Position 7
4. Maintenance 8
4.1. Maintenance 8
4.2. Inspection 8
4.3. Overhauling 8
5. Spare Parts and Wear Parts 9
5.1 Removing the Cam Follower 11
5.2 Installing the Cam Follower 11
5.3 Maintenance Plan 11
6. Technical Data 12
6.1 TMF2000 12
6.2 TMF3000 13
6.3 TMF4000 14
6.4 TMF5000 15
6.5 TMF8000 16
7. Transport 17
8. Spare Parts 18-20
Table of Contents

1.1. General
Before you install and start operating this index table,
please read these safety and operation instructions care-
fully. You should also read all warning signs on the de-
vices and bear in mind, that they may not be damaged,
nor may they be removed. The installation, initial operati-
on, and maintenance may only be carried out by qualied
technical personnel. According to these safety instructions,
persons are qualied who are familiar with the installation,
assembly, start-up, operation, and maintenance of auto-
mated systems, and possess the appropriate qualica-
tions. Safe operation of these devices depends on correct
application. Keep the safety and operations instructions in
an accessible place, and make it available to all personnel
who have any kind of access to the devices. Disregard of
this and other instructions contained within this book may
cause the operator and the system to be exposed to dan-
ger, and this can lead to danger to the equipment, severe
injury, or even death.
The index table may only be put into operation after the
entire system in which it is integrated as well as the control
and safety system conform to the machine guidelines and the
appropriate domestic standards at the place of installation
and operation.
Crushing Hazard. Keep adequately safe distance from
moving parts!
Adhere to appropriate accident prevention regulations as
well as generally acknowledged safety and occupational
health regulations. Inadmissible modications and the use of
replacement parts and auxiliary equipment which are not re
commended by the manufacturer can result in injury or mate
rial damage.
Before any work is done on the rotary table and its com
ponents, the drive is to be powered down and locked out
against independent restarting!
Instructions: This operating manual was published
in April 2013. The information contained within this docu-
mentation is the property of Motion Index Drives (MID),
and may not be copied, reproduced, or forwarded to
third parties without express written permission. With re-
gard to the use of the information contained herein, no li-
ability will be accepted. Furthermore, the information
contained within this documentation can be changed wit-
hout notice, since MID is constantly developing its high-
quality products and gaining new insights. This operating
manual has been drawn up with all necessary accuracy.
MID accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions,
nor will any liability related to damages which result from
the application of the information contained in this publi-
cation be accepted.
The CE certication is based on the following standards:
• EG machine guideline 98/37/EG
• EG low voltage guideline 93/68/EWG
• ER guideline for electromagnetic compatibility 89/336/
EWG
1.2. Validity of this documentation
This operating manual is valid for all rotary index tables
produced by Motion Index Drives, Inc.
1.3. Intended use
The sizing of the rotary table are to be carried out accor-
ding to the tables and calculations displayed in this
manual, and shall be carried out by technical sales
personnel of MID.
The rotary index tables described herein are intended
for use in normal industrial plants. They may not be installed
into machines and equipment whose failure could put hu-
man lives directly at risk or cause great losses.
Standard units not to be used in an explosive environment.
Any use of a rotary index table where safety may be in dou-
bt is not permitted! Please contact Motion Index Drives be-
fore using the index table in such an environment as to ensu-
re electrical components are suited for specic environ-
ments.
1. Safety instructions

Figure 2
1.4. Installation
Rotary index tables must be installed in accordance
with regulations outlined in the documentation. The in-
stallation position is user dened, and must be disclosed
to MID when ordering the rotary index table.
Check before installation that the delivery is complete
and correct.
Please verify that the rotary index table is correct by
checking the identication plate, see Figure 2.
1.5. Transport and storage
Generally, rotary index tables should be stored and in-
stalled in a dry, clean environment. When transporting,
only use means of transport and hoisting gear that has
been approved for the weight of the rotary index table
in question.
In order to lift the rotary index table, please use three or
more eye bolts. Tapped holes provided. (See table 1.1
for proper size)
1.6. Identication plate
The following information can be found on the ID plate:
1.7. Electrical connection
(only applies if the drive is included)
Work on the electrical installation may only be carried
out by trained specialists. Please adhere to all technical
and country-specic regulations and standards during the
installation. Our rotary index tables are driven by three-pha
se brake motors as standard. Connect the motor and brake
only to the power supply as specied on the type plate.
The motors must be protected from overload by means of
motor overload switches or other suitable protective de
vices.
Manufacturer
Model Size
Serial Number
Shop Order Number
Figure 1

MODEL WEIGHT LBS
(APPROX)
WEIGHT KG
(APPROX)
EYE BOLT
SIZE
EYE BOLT
QTY.
MAX OIL
CAPACITY (L)
RT100 95 43 M8-15 4 0.3
RT160 150 70 M8-15 4 0.6
RT200 250 113 M8-15 4 0.75
RT250 320 145 M10-18 4 1.0
RT400 1300 590 M16-30 4 9.5
RT500 2500 1136 M20-30 4 18.5
RT630 4550 2068 M20-30 4 30
RT900 6500 2950 M24-40 4 50
TSR600 506 230 M16-30
M8-15
2
8
1
TSR1000 1188 540 M16-30
M10-18
2
12
9.5
TSR1600 1815 825 M24-25
M10-18
2
14
17
TT075 26.4 12 M6-12 4 0.45
TT125 52.8 24 M6-10 8 0.45
TT250 176 80 M10x20 4 1.1
TT315 411.4 187 M12x21 4 4.5
TMF2000 748 340 M12x20 12 4.5
TMF3000 1034 470 M12x18 14 7.5
TMF4000 1760 800 M12x24 30 9
TMF5000 2816 1280 M12x16 36 11
TMF8000 7656 3480 M36x55 3 40
1.8. Lifting and Lubrication & Oil and Grease Type Tables
MANUFACTURER GEAR OIL
LOW-VISCOSITY
GEAR GREASE
GREASE FOR
BALL AND
ROLLER
BEARINGS
Mineral Oil Basis Synthetic Oil Ba-
sis
Mineral Oil Base Synthetic Oil Ba-
se
Lithium-saponied
BP Energol GR-XP
460
Enersyn SG-XP
460
Energrase EP O Biogrease EP O Energrease LS2
DEA Falcon CLP 460 Polydea PGLP
460
Glissando 6833
EP OO
N/A Glissando FT2
ESSO Spartan EP 460 Umlaufol S 460 ESSO
Getriebeiefett
Fliebfett S 420 Beacon 2
Fuchs Renolin CLP 460 Renolin PG 460 Renosod GFB Renax GLS 00 Renolit FEP2
Kluber Kluberoil GEM
1-460
Syntheso D 460
EP
Microlube GB 00 Klubersyn GE 46-
1200
Microlube GL
262
Mobil Mobilgear 634 Glygoyle 460 HE Mobilex 44 Glygoyle Gre-
ase 00
Mobilux 2
Shell Omaha Ol 460 Tivela Ol SD Spez-Getriebe-
fett H
Tivela Com-
pound A
Alvania R2
Duration of Oil
Change
In general the oil in the Rt Series does not have to be changed. Please contact Motion Index
Drives for detailed information regarding your application requirements.
Grease
Intervalves
All series larger than RT250 require monthly greasing. All over models RT250 and smaller are
completely maintenance free.
Table 1.2 (Oil and Grease Types)
Table 1.1 Lifting and Lubrication

Cam Follower Carrier
Barrel Cam
(Fixed Index Drive)
Indexing Phase
(Fixed Index Drive)
Dwell Phase
(Fixed Index Drive)
2. Assembly and mode of operation
2.1. Programmable Index Drives
The rotary index table transforms a constant input drive
motion into a constant output drive motion. The drive
motion occurs by means of a ame or induction harde-
ned and high-accuracy milled constant lead barrel cam.
The use of mathematical laws of motion along with a
properly programmed motor prole (see section 3.1)
guarantee a soft, shock proof and jerk free movement
that has been optimally designed for its intended pur-
pose. The designed assembly allows for accurate and
secure mounting to the output dial which is also backlash
free. No additional adjustment of the output dial is ne-
cessary. Any additional modication to the index drive
unit can result in damage to the indexing device.
The power to rotate the index drive is provided either
by means of a three phase AC motor with encoder, cou-
pled to a gear reducer, or a servo motor coupled to a
gear reducer.
The gear reducer is connected to the input shaft which
is rmly connected to the internal barrel cam with no
further internal gearing. The barrel cam in turn rotates
the top dial through the cam followers with a zero
backlash internal design. The output dial is mounted
to a wire bearing assembly (4 point contact bearing),
which is preloaded to eliminate any runout. The index
drive is completely sealed to eliminate intrusion from
foreign particulate matter and uids.
2.2. Fixed Index Drives
The rotary index table transforms a constant input drive
motion into an intermittent output drive motion. The in-
termittent drive motion occurs by means of a ame or
inductively hardened and high accuracy-milled barrel
cam. The use of mathematical laws of motion guaran-
tees a soft, shock-proof and jerk free movement that has
been optimally designed for its intended purpose. The
designed assembly allows for accurate and secure
mounting to the output dial which is also backlash free.
No additional adjustment of the output dial is necessary.
Any additional modication to the index drive unit can
result in damage to the indexing device. (see section
3.2)
The power is provided either by means of a three-pha-
se brake motor via a gear reducer or by means of a
chain-wheel or belt-wheel on the drive shaft of the rota-
ry index table. This is rmly connected to the barrel cam,
without any further internal gear sets, and it turns the
cam followers and subsequently the output ange. The
output ange is mounted within a wire bearing assem-
bly, backlash free of play (within steel ring - not in ca-
sting). The index drive is completely sealed to eliminate
intrusion from foreign particulate matter and uids.
(Please see section 3 for proper utilization of xed index
drives)

3. Operating Modes
3.1. Operation of Programmable Index Drives
All programmable index drives must be run on a VFD/Amplier. The following MUST be followed to ensure proper
operation and to prevent immediate and irreversible damage to the index drive.
3.1.1. Normal Operation
Normal Operation is dened as starting and stopping the index drive from two xed points, or from position to po-
sition. Normal operation is the primary operation the index drive will function.
In Normal Operation, the index drive will have three unique speeds during one cycle. The unique periods are as fol-
lows:
ACCELERATION: This is the time the motor and index drive run from zero speed, 0 Hz, to a peak speed. The accelera-
tion time should never be less than 0.5 seconds for a programmable index drive. Motion Index Drives will provide
the acceleration time recommended for your VFD/Amplier parameters. The peak speed to accelerate to will also
be provided for your application, traditionally set to 60 HZ MAX!
CONSTANT VELOCITY: This is the time the motor runs at a constant speed, once acceleration is complete. This time is
determined on an application by application basis. In some cases, there is 0 seconds constant velocity, please check
with Motion Index Drives, Inc. for your application. Total Index Time minus acceleration and deceleration time is
equal to the constant velocity time.
DECELERATION: This is the time the motor and index drive run from peak speed (60HZ normal) to 0 Hz, or zero
speed. This time is determined on an application by application basis. The deceleration time should never be less
than 0.6 seconds.
NORMAL OPERATION PARAMETERS:
Acceleration: 0.5 seconds or more - Application Dependant
Deceleration: 0.6 seconds or more - Application Dependant
Frequency: Based on customer application. Never exceed 60Hz max motor frequency unless otherwise instructed
by Motion Index Drives, Inc.
EXCEEDING MOTION INDEX DRIVES RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY AND/OR JUMPING FREQUENCIES DURING NOR-
MAL OPERATION WILL IMMEDIATELY VOID WARRANTY.
3.1.2. Jogging Operation
Jogging is dened as rotating the index drive in a slow, manual mode. This is typically done in the initial setup.
For jogging, it is recommended to run the index drive at a much slower frequency (i.e. 20HZ), and accel/decel rates
are suggested at 0.5 seconds.
3.1.3. E-Stop Operation/Stopping out of Position
E-stop conditions are dened as the immediate stop of the index drive due to one of many factors, including opera-
tor light screen or safety mat being activated, robot errors, or e-stop buttons being activated and involve the requi-
rement of the index drive to stop out of a programmed position. Operating the index drive properly with a VFD/
Amplier during e-stops, or stopping out of position is critical to ensuring the indexers operation. During the e-stop,
if dynamic braking is being utilized in the VFD/Amplier, ensure that the dynamic braking time is not any less than 0.6
seconds. Longer braking time is acceptable. During e-stop, it is critical to ensure that the dynamic brake is not driving
through the brake of the motor if the motor is equipped with one. The brake circuit should be applied after the dyna-
mic braking time. To restart from an e-stop or out of position stop, it is suggested to accelerate the motor to the peak
motor frequency if applicable using the same acceleration time provided in normal operation. The same decelerati-
on time should also be followed when approaching the next known position in the normal operation mode.
E-stop/Stopping Out of Position Parameters:
Acceleration: 0.5 seconds or more – Application Dependant
Deceleration: 0.6 seconds or more - Application Dependant
Frequency: Based on customer application. Never exceed 60HZ max motor frequency unless otherwise instructed
by Motion Index Drives, Inc.
Dynamic Brake Time/Decel Time during e-stop: >0.6 seconds
Warning: It is imperative that the controls individuals understand this operation prior to commissioning an index
drive. For any questions, please contact Motion Index Drives, Inc. prior to commissioning index drive to prevent
irreversible damage to the index drive from improper operation. Improper operation of the index drive with va
-riable frequency drive will immediately void warranty!
Warning: Motors supplied w/brake: Brake is only used for holding position and should NEVER be used for stopping indexer
under normal conditions or during an emergency stop!

4.3. Overhauling
If the rotary index table is damaged, please contact
Motion Index Drives, Inc. Only repairs performed by an
MID certied technician ensures proper
functionability and optimal performance. Any
unauthorized opening of the casing will void the
warranty.
The rotary index table must be checked for play. If there
is any play in one or more stations, the cam rollers have
to be replaced.
All cam followers may have to be replaced. Check whether
the mounting holes for the cam followers in the output dial
ange are still round and true to size.
If holes are out of round the output dial ange will have to
be replaced.
4.1. Maintenance
The index tables and the gear reducer on the drive do not need to be regularly lled with oil for the duration of their
life in normal environments and applications. If for any reason oil is drained, the lling amounts can be found in the
operating manual for the drive. The type of oil to be used is Mobilgear XP460.
Index table must be greased while running. This can be done by running lube lines to the fence or using a manual greasing
system.
Every month please lubricate using the bearing grease ttings on all TMF Series and models RT400 and larger. RT100 to TT315 in-
dex drives are maintenance free (do not require gresing). Please lubricate bearing with EP2 grease. (See lubrication chart)
Do not mix mineral lubricants with synthetic lubricants.
4.2. Inspection
The intervals specied must be adjusted to suit the conditons.
Switch the drive off electrically and make sure it cannot restart by itself.
Every six months visually inspect for damage. Remove any deposit of dust (especially on the ventilation grille of the
motor) and examine the electrical cables for damage.
Every six months check the rotary index table for play in the dwell position
4. Maintenance
Maintenance includes inspections, servicing and overhauling. Maintenance work may only be undertaken by an ex-
perienced specialists.
Before working on the rotary index table and related tooling, switch the drive off electrically and make sure it cannot restart by its-
elf. Proper lockout procedures must be followed.

5. Spare Parts and Wear
Motion index Drives, Inc. rotary index tables are practically main-
tenance free when commissioned correctly, and loading and
operating environment are clearly dened by the customer to
MID. The cam followers do not cause any wear and tear on the
hardened cam tracks; all roller bearings are oversized and run
through an oil bath. For reasons of safety, only replacement parts
which are of the same quality as the original parts may be used.
When ordering, please give the following data:
• Model and shop order number, see ID plate
• Name
• Quantity
Wear parts are marked (x). Please order replacement
parts set. The quantity or amount of the cam followers and
lubricants depend on the model and design of the rotary
index table.
Number Quantity Name
01 1 Housing
02 1 Input Shaft
05 (x) 2 Shaft Seal
06 (x) 2 Locknut Input Shaft
07 (x) 2 Tapered Roller Bearing
08 (x) 1 Locknut Cam
09 1 Barrel Cam
10 1 Central Column
12 (x) 1 O-Ring
13 1 Output Flange / Drive Flange
14 (x) 1 Inner Top Dial Seal
15 (x) n* Cam Follower
16 (x) 1 Outer Top Dial Seal
18 (x) 1 Four Point Contact Bearing
19 (x) 1 Adjustment Ring for Four Point
Contact Bearing
20 (x) 1 O-Ring
21 (x) 1 O-Ring
22 (x) 1 Center Ring for Four Point
Contact Bearing
23 (x) 1 Shaft Seal
26 1 Housing Cover
n* Depending on Number of
Indexes

5.1 Removing the Cam Follower
Start by removing the cap plug (item 70). Then use the cir-
clip pliers to remove the retaining ring (item 60). After the
hexagonal bolt (item 50, including 40 and 30) has been re-
moved, together with the two washers, an internal thread
becomes accessible in the cam follower insert. Screw the
internal extractor into the internal thread of the cam follow-
er insert. After applying a lubricant, thecam follower insert is
then carefully pulled from the top dial using the internal ex-
tractor.
Steps must be taken to ensure that no foreign bodies can get
inside the barrell cam rotary indexing table. It is therefore re-
commended that the holes from which the cam follower insert
have been withdrawn should be covered.
It is easier to remove the cam follower if the cylindrical sur-
face is heated. As soon as this has been done, a suitable
bolt can be used to press the cam follower out.
5.2 Installing the Cam Follower
The cam follower insert (item 20) is heated in order to facili-
tate insertion of the cam follower (item 10). After the cam
follower has been pressed into the cam follower insert, we
recommend that you wait for a short time for the insert to
cool before continuing assembly. In the following order, t
the washer (item 30), the Schnorr locking washer (item 40)
and the hexagonal bolt (item 50). Tighten the bolt to the
maximum torque (see torque table). To facilitate installation
of the cam follower insert (item 20) with the cam follower,
you should cool the insert. Once cooling is complete, press
the insert into the correct hole in the top dial without can-
ting. The cam follower insert is held in position by the circlip
(item 60). The cap plug must be pressed into the correspon-
ding hole so that it is approximately 0.5 mm below ush.
The cap plugs must not protrude from the top dial. Check
the positions of the cap plugs again before the barrel cam
rotary indexing table is taken into operation.
TORQUE TABLE
Steel bolts
(Grade 8.8)
Torque (Nm)
M4 3.3
M5 6.5
M6 11.3
M8 27.3
M10 54
M12 93
M14 148
M16 230
Interval Maintenance Activity Staff
Daily General visual and acoustic inspection. Operator
Monthly Check that no oil is escaping from the cylinder
cam rotary indexing table.
Operator
Monthly Check oil level. Operator
Monthly Lubricate the rotary indexing table. Qualied Staff
Six-Monthly Visual inspection for damage.
Remove any dust deposits (especially on venti-
lation grills of the drive unit).
Inspect electric cables for damage.
Qualied Staff
Six-Monthly TMF8000
Visual inspection of the belt drive.
Replace belt drive if necessary.
Qualied Staff
5.3 Maintenance Plan

Primary Dimensions TMF2000
Top Dial Diameter [mm] 560
Height (mounting surface of top dial) [mm], w/baseplate,
no leveling 285
Internal Diameter [mm] 190
Approx. Weight of Rotary Table w/gear reducer, baseplate, &
motor lbs 771.61
Internal Transmission Ratio [i] 14
Indexing Precision in Angluar Seconds [„] 8
6. Technical Data
6.1 TMF2000

Primary Dimensions TMF3000
Top Dial Diameter [mm] 800
Height (mounting surface of top dial) [mm], w/baseplate,
no leveling 330
Internal Diameter [mm] 280
Approx. Weight of Rotary Table w/gear reducer, baseplate, &
motor lbs 1058.22
Internal Transmission Ratio [i] 18
Indexing Precision in Angluar Seconds [„] 8
6.2 TMF3000

Primary Dimensions TMF4000
Top Dial Diameter [mm] 1,050
Height (mounting surface of top dial) [mm], w/baseplate,
no leveling 365
Internal Diameter [mm] 450
Approx. Weight of Rotary Table w/gear reducer, baseplate, &
motor lbs 2,006.21
Internal Transmission Ratio [i]
Indexing Precision in Angluar Seconds [„]
6.3 TMF4000

Primary Dimensions TMF5000
Top Dial Diameter [mm] 1,360
Height (mounting surface of top dial) [mm], w/baseplate,
no leveling 405
Internal Diameter [mm] 750
Approx. Weight of Rotary Table w/gear reducer, baseplate, &
motor lbs 2,810.89
Internal Transmission Ratio [i] 24
Indexing Precision in Angluar Seconds [„] 8
6.4 TMF5000

Primary Dimensions TMF8000
Top Dial Diameter [mm] 2,570
Height (mounting surface of top dial) [mm], w/baseplate,
no leveling 440
Internal Diameter [mm] 1520
Approx. Weight of Rotary Table w/gear reducer, baseplate, &
motor lbs 8,377.56
Internal Transmission Ratio [i] 40
Indexing Precision in Angluar Seconds [„] 8
6.5 TMF8000

Type # of slinging points Recommeded slinging equipment Thread
TMF2000 3 VLGB 1t M12
TMF3000 3 VLGB 1t M12
TMF4000 4 VLGB 1t M12
TMF5000 4 VLGB 1t M12
TMF8000 3 VLGB 8t M36
7. Transport
The slinging equipment (see gure) must be attached in the threaded holes (see table and dimensions sheet) in the po-
sitions shown in the gure and checked to ensure that it is work-ing correctly (see the instructions for the slinging equip-
ment).
Thread table for screw attachment points:
Suitable threaded holes are provided on cylinder cam rotary indexing tables to accommodate slinging equipment.
Please refer to the dimensions sheet in the technical data for the thread sizes.

1
2
3
4
12
6
6
9
7
8
5
56 7
9
12
10
12 11
4
13
2
3
1
8
654
10
8. Spare Parts
TMF2000-5000 USE IMAGE ABOVE, TMF8000 USE IMAGE BELOW

TMF2000
Item # Part # Description: Qty:
6 03-10111 TMF2000 shaft tapper roller
bearing
2
4 24-10094 50MM shaft Dia; 90MM
Housing Bore; 10MM
Nominal Width; Nitrile Lip;
Solid Seal; 10MM Actual
Width; Spring Loaded; 2
Sealing Lips; Carbon Steel
Garter
2
1 24-10138 Cam folloer cap seal VK60x8 14
10 26-10031 4 fount point slewing ring 1
5 09-10288 Mechanical locl nut for shaft 2
8 09-10289 Mechanical lock nut for cam 1
7 15-10013 Indexing barrel cam 1
9 25-10060 input shaft 1
N/A 24-10137 o ring cam followers 14
N/A 24-10139 top dial seal 560x600x18 1
3 50-06-10065 Cam follower Assembly 14
TMF3000
3 50-06-10064 Cam follower assembly 60 18
6 03-10035 Tapper roller bearing on in-
put shaft: Tapered Roller Bea-
ring: I.D.: 55mm O.D.: 90mm
Minimum Dynamic
Load Rating 80.9kn
Minimum Static Load
Rating: 116kn
2
4 24-10094 50mm Shaft Dia; 110mm
Housing Bore; 10mm
Nominal Width; Nitrile Lip;
Solid Seal; 10mm Actual-
Width; Spring Loaded; 2
Sealing Lips; Carbon Steel
Garter
2
1 24-10023 72x9 cap seal top dial 18
10 26-10025 4 fount point slewing ring 1
5 09-10176 Mechanical lock nut for shaft 2
8 09-10177 Mechanical lock nut for cam 1
7 15-10007 Indexing barrel cam 1
9 25-10047 input shaft 1
N/A 24-10095 o ring cam followers 18
TMF4000
3 50-06-10069 Cam follower assembly 20
2 06-10099 Cam follower locking ring 20
10 26-10033 Top dial slewing ring 1
6 03-10121 Shaft bearings 2
5 09-10311 Shaft locknut 2
809-10312 Cam locknut 1
4 24-10148 Shaft seal 2
1 24-10148 Cam follower cap seal 20
7 15-10018 Barrel Cam 1

TMF5000
3 50-06-10066 Cam follower assembly 24
2 06-10089 Cam follower locking ring 24
10 26-10024 Top dial bearing assembly 1
6 03-10046 Tapered roller bearing
I.D. 40mm O.D. 68mm. 1 single
cone | 1 single cup.
Minimum dynamic load
Rating 168kn Minimum static
load rating 270kn
2
5 09-10183 Mechanical lock nut w/high
precision thread
1
8 09-10184 Mechanical lock nut w/high
precision thread
1
4 24-1011 85x150x12TC double lip seal 2
1 24-10110 100x10VK seal 24
7 15-10009 Barrel Cam 1
9 25-10061 Input shaft 1
TMF8000
9 25-10065 Input shaft 1
7 15-10017 Barrel cam 1
3 50-06-10068 Cam follower assembly 40
11 03-10120 Main shaft bearing non gear
side NTN 30319
1
10 26-10033 Top dial bearing/slewing ring 1
03-10119 Main shaft bearing gear side
NSK N219M
2
4 24-10057 Gear set input shaft oil seal
HAW 50x90x10ADL
1
1 24-10109 Cam follower seal caps HAW
90x10VK
40
6 24-10146 Main shaft seal non gear side
HAW 200x13VK
2
5 09-10184 Shaft locknut 95x2 2
8 09-10310 Cam locknut 105x2 1