Crystal Compound Magnetic Sine Table Series AA-604 AA-6041
Designed for precise angle layout and inspection tasks in industrial settings. This variant offers a compact footprint suitable for smaller workpieces on benchtops. • Dimensions: 150 X 100 X 165 mm • Strong magnetic base for stability • Compact design for limited space
Specifications
For: AA-6041- Material
- High-quality steel & base plate containing hardened bits
- Series
- AA-604
- C. D. of Roller Plain Angle (S1)
- 70
- C. D. Compound Angle (S2)
- 100
- Bottom Plate Length (L1)
- 230
- Angle Range
- 0° to 45°
- Angle Accuracy
- Within ± 5 seconds of a degree
- Center Distance Accuracy
- Within 0.005 mm
- Flatness
- 0.005 mm per 100 mm
- Size (mm)
- 150 X 120 X 165
Configurations
Click a row to switch| Variant | C. D. of Roller Plain Angle (S1) | C. D. Compound Angle (S2) | Bottom Plate Length (L1) | Size (mm) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AA-6041 | 70 | 100 | 230 | 150 X 120 X 165 | ₹33,276 |
| AA-6042 | 100 | 200 | 330 | 250 X 150 X 165 | ₹48,797 |
| AA-6043 | 100 | 200 | 380 | 300 X 150 X 170 | ₹61,971 |
| AA-6044 | 100 | 300 | 530 | 450 X 150 X 170 | ₹73,600 |
| AA-6045 | 150 | 300 | 480 | 400 X 200 X 170 | ₹95,671 |
Operational Efficiency & Setup Benefits
- Quick-change magnetic engagement allows rapid part loading and unloading cycles
- Dual-axis adjustment minimizes repositioning steps for complex compound geometries
- Mechanical gauge setting ensures traceable accuracy independent of electrical supply
- Compact footprint integrates seamlessly into standard grinding and milling machine tables
- Reduces operator fatigue through ergonomic lever controls and smooth roller movement
- Supports lean manufacturing workflows by eliminating dedicated fixture fabrication costs
Robust Construction & Thermal Stability
- Machined from high-grade alloy steel with hardened bearing surfaces for extended service life
- Base plate and roller tracks undergo precision grinding to maintain flatness under load
- Permanent magnetic circuit utilizes high-energy rare-earth magnets for consistent holding force
- Sealed roller mechanisms resist coolant ingress and abrasive swarf accumulation
- Corrosion-resistant finishes protect critical measuring surfaces during harsh shop floor use
- Designed to withstand repeated thermal cycling without magnetic flux degradation
Complex Machining & Metrology Applications
- Secure workholding for dual-angle compound surface grinding and light milling operations
- Manufacturing intricate compound tool-and-die blocks, precision molds, and stamping components
- Metrology lab inspection of complex multi-axis angled parts without custom fixtures
- Advanced workshops demanding rapid, repeatable setups for heavy or high-accuracy machining
- Supports simultaneous angular setups for complex compound workholding tasks
- Reduces fixture lead times while maintaining strict dimensional tolerances on angled surfaces
Trigonometric Angle Setting Mechanism
- Dual tilt angles are accurately set using precise trigonometric principles
- Operators insert calibrated slip gauges directly under the cross-roller assembly
- This mechanical method eliminates electronic drift and ensures stable angular positioning
- The system translates linear gauge thickness into exact rotational degrees on both axes
- Consistent force distribution across the roller plain angle maintains setup integrity
- Ideal for engineers requiring repeatable compound angle verification without power dependency
Dual-Axis Precision & Magnetic Workholding
- Precision compound magnetic sine table with integrated top permanent magnetic chuck
- Dual-axis tilting base enables simultaneous angular setups across two distinct planes
- Mechanical ON/OFF switch securely clamps parts without external power or heat generation
- Crystal Series AA-604 family spans models AA-6041 through AA-6045 for diverse needs
- Available in lengths from 150mm–450mm and widths from 100mm–200mm
- High-clearance profiles of 165mm or 170mm accommodate complex dual tilting mechanisms
More questions buyers ask
What is a compound magnetic sine table?
A compound magnetic sine table is a precision tool used in workshops and tool rooms for accurately setting angles for machining and inspection. It uses a magnetic chuck to hold ferrous workpieces securely.
What is the accuracy of the Crystal compound magnetic sine table?
The Crystal compound magnetic sine table offers high precision, typically with an accuracy for squareness, flatness, and parallelism within 0.010mm up to 200L & 0.015mm up to 450L.
What are the main applications of a compound magnetic sine table?
It is primarily used for precision grinding, milling, and inspection of angled workpieces. It is an essential tool for any tool room or workshop that requires high-precision angular machining.
Who should choose the Crystal AA-6041 (150x100mm) model?
The AA-6041 is the most compact and affordable option, ideal for small workshops or for machining smaller components that require high precision.
Who should choose the Crystal AA-6042 (250x150mm) model?
The AA-6042 offers a larger working surface, making it suitable for a wider range of applications and workpiece sizes while still being relatively compact.
Who should choose the Crystal AA-6043 (300x150mm) model?
The AA-6043 provides a good balance of size and price, making it a popular choice for general-purpose precision machining in medium-sized workshops.
Who should choose the Crystal AA-6044 (450x150mm) model?
The AA-6044 is designed for larger workpieces and heavy-duty applications, offering a substantial working area for industrial-scale machining.
Who should choose the Crystal AA-6045 (400x200mm) model?
The AA-6045 has the largest surface area in this series, making it the best choice for very large components and demanding machining tasks that require maximum stability and support.
What is the difference between the AA-6041 and AA-6045 models?
The main difference is the size and price. The AA-6041 is the smallest and most affordable, while the AA-6045 is the largest and most expensive, designed for bigger workpieces.
How do I choose the right size of compound magnetic sine table?
Consider the size of the workpieces you typically machine. Choose a table that is large enough to comfortably accommodate your largest workpiece, but also consider your budget and workshop space.
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Full description
Designed for precise angle layout and inspection tasks in industrial settings. This variant offers a compact footprint suitable for smaller workpieces on benchtops. • Dimensions: 150 X 100 X 165 mm • Strong magnetic base for stability • Compact design for limited space