Intermittent cam indexing devices are widely used in various automation equipment that require positioning and intermittent motion, especially suitable for scenarios that require a "stop move stop" rhythm. Its compact structure, smooth transmission, high positioning accuracy, and long service life are essential components for achieving mechanical transmission automation. Common application equipment includes: disc assembly machine, labeling machine, filling machine, testing equipment, press fit machine, packaging machine, printing equipment, plug-in machine, screw locking machine, etc. These devices usually require the workpiece to be assembled, processed, or inspected by dividing it at a fixed angle. The rotating dividing table can precisely control the output shaft through a cam mechanism to intermittently rotate at a set angle, ensuring that each workstation is aligned and improving automation efficiency and overall cycle control capability.

In the packaging industry such as labeling and filling, cam indexer is used to control the positioning of the turntable, ensuring that the container stays accurately in position during the labeling or filling process. In the electronic industry's plug-in or assembly equipment, it can drive the turntable to various work positions to complete complex process flows, such as insertion, crimping, locking screws and other processes. In visual inspection equipment, the high repeatability positioning accuracy of the indexing table ensures that the camera obtains a stable workpiece position during each shooting, improving recognition accuracy.
In addition, the indexing gearbox is also suitable for situations that require continuous and high-speed production, such as high-speed printing equipment or rotary hot pressing equipment. The optimized design of the cam profile can achieve smooth indexing motion at high speeds, reducing mechanical impact and noise. Due to its advantages of simple structure, fast response, and high reliability, intermittent rotating devices have become one of the indexing actuators in industrial automation equipment, especially suitable for scenarios with strict requirements for indexing accuracy, work cycle, and stability.