This fixed TDS212 ten station rotary indexer was designed and engineered to fit a specific need the customer required.

When determining the proper linear transfer system there are some key factors that will help determine what is appropriate for your specific application.

Sizing an index drive can be extremely complicated, but as long as the correct steps are taken the correct model can be chosen.

We are presenting a new version of our well-established LFA linear transfer system specifically designed to meet the requirements of modern manufacturing.

Motion Index Drives, Inc. was tasked with designing, engineering, and manufacturing a linear transfer shuttle that is a cross between a robot transfer unit and a tool tray transfer unit.

Motion Index Drives designed and manufactured this NEW custom Precision Link Conveyor for our customer in Automotive manufacturing to accommodate their application requirements.

These Trunnions were completely designed and manufactured by Motion Index Drives.

Do you ever find it challenging in determining how you will bring communication and power to your tooling fixtures on a rotary index table application? Do you have a challenge in determining the appropriate slip ring for your application?

Companies are seeking cost-effective options for integrating rotary index drives with a variety of robotic applications such as painting, welding, assembly, material handling and more.

Motion Index Drives’ engineering staff is ready to tailor indexers with the right options to meet your specific application requirements to seamlessly integrate with your existing applications through complementary components.