The Vertical Sliding Table is a precision machine-tool accessory designed to provide controlled vertical movement for workpieces, fixtures, and machining accessories. It enables accurate height adjustment and positioning during milling, drilling, slotting, tapping, and other machining operations. Its rigid construction and precision-machined guideways provide smooth movement, excellent stability, and reliable positioning.
- The T-Slots are machined from Solid.
- Equipped with two axis positioning.
- Dovetailed slides have adjustable steel gibs to compensate for wear.
- The surface table can swivel all round and 0° is marked to show the angular movement.
- Base have bolt slots for machine mounting.
- These precision built standard slide tables are essential for accurate boring drilling, grinding, and milling operations
- Casting are the close Grey Iron dully stress relieved accurately machined and ground surface provide tolerance well within 0.01 MM / 100 MM.
- Precision ACME feed screw is running in a hot stamped phosphor Bronze Nut thrust color for smooth operation and minimum back lash.
- Designed to fit on any Lathe, will enable you to mill slots, Key ways, grooves, flats, squares, also drilling at any angle.
| Name | VERTICAL SLIDING TABLE 175X250 |
| Size in Inches | 7 x 10 |
| Table Size | 175 x 250 mm |
| Height Overall | 270 mm |
| Length Overall | 465 mm |
| T-Slot Size | 13 mm |
| Sliding Travel | 180 mm |
| Swivel Graduation | 180° |
| Wheel Graduation | 0.002 inch |
| Weight (Approx.) | 23.5 Kgs. |
| Approx weight | 14 |
The Banka Vertical Sliding Table is widely used for accurate vertical positioning and height adjustment of workpieces, fixtures, and machining accessories during milling, drilling, slotting, tapping, and precision machining operations. It is an essential machine accessory for milling machines, drilling machines, bench machines, tool rooms, fabrication workshops, maintenance departments, educational institutes, and precision engineering facilities, where smooth vertical movement, accurate positioning, and stable workholding are essential for achieving precise machining results.
