Pfiffner
RT 100-12

Pfiffner RT 100-12

The RT 100-12 rotary transfer machine from Swiss manufacturer Pfiffner is a high-performance machine that has been developed for the precise and efficient machining of workpieces in large series. It is characterised by its modular design, high cycle frequency and great flexibility, which makes it particularly suitable for the mass production of complex components, such as those required in the automotive industry.


?? Key features and highlights:
The RT 100-12 has 12 stations at which different processing steps can be carried out simultaneously and continuously. This means that several work steps, such as drilling, milling or turning, can be completed in a single pass. The machine's particular strengths include its high precision and short cycle times, which enable efficient production even for large quantities. The RT 100-12 is also designed for automated operation, meaning that it offers high productivity with reduced labour costs.

?? "Rotary indexing" process :
Rotary indexing is a machining process in which the workpiece is transported from one station to the next in a rotating rotary indexing machine. Each station is equipped with a specific processing unit that carries out a specific work step. The rotating movement processes the workpiece step by step at the various stations until it is completely finished. As the processing steps are carried out in parallel on different workpieces, very short cycle times and a high production speed can be achieved.

?? Possibilities in mass production:
The RT 100-12 rotary transfer machine is ideal for the mass production of complex components. The machine is particularly popular with automotive suppliers, as it optimally fulfils the requirements for precision, efficiency and high quantities. The combination of automated machining processes and simultaneous execution of several work steps enables cost-effective and consistently precise production.


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