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Stallion Trunnion Tables

Stallion Trunnion Tables

Quality is built on a precision foundation

The Stallion Trunnion Tables are engineered for 4th axis machining, providing rigidity, precision, and efficiency across various machine tools and rotary tables. Constructed from Class 35 Cast Iron, these fixtures accommodate different workholding setups and machining demands.

Key Features
5/18 Stallion Trunnion Table Designed for small rotary tables and machine tools, with optional riser blocks and braking systems for added flexibility.
9/20 Stallion Trunnion Table Optimized for single-station vises and 160-200mm rotary tables, offering compact and stable machining support.
9/23 Stallion Trunnion Table Supports double-station 6-inch vises, features a through hole for workholding, and provides customizable outboard support.
9/35 & 10/30 Stallion Trunnion Tables Built for heavy-duty machining, featuring reinforced bracing to handle large face mills and high cutting forces. Hydraulic and pneumatic braking systems are recommended for added stability.
12/48 Stallion Trunnion Table The largest standard model, engineered for maximum rigidity and accuracy in large-scale machining applications. Hydraulic and pneumatic braking systems are highly recommended for optimal performance.

From compact solutions for small-scale machining to reinforced fixtures for heavy-duty applications, Stallion Trunnion Tables deliver precision and versatility for every machining need.

Stallion Trunnion Tables

Technical Specifications

Stallion Trunnion Tables

CAD Downloads: CAD download is for a plain face tombstone, all measurements are in inches unless otherwise noted, all weights are in pounds and include base plate.

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Product ID3D CADTable LengthTable WidthOutboard LengthTrunnion End LengthTrunnion End DiameterTable Drop From CenterlineFaceplate Thickness
5x1817.500*5.0001.5001.0507.0001.5001.050
9x2019.6259.0001.5001.5008.2501.5001.250
9x23 Standard22.6259.0001.5001.3758.2502.0001.250
9x23 Double-Sided22.6259.0001.5001.5008.2500.0001.500
9x23 QC22.6259.0001.5001.2508.2502.0001.250
9x3535.000*9.0001.5001.5008.2500.000***-
10x3030.000*10.0002.0001.50010.0000.000***1.500
12x4848.000*12.0002.5002.00012.0000.000***2.000
Hybrid19.6252.0002.0001.5008.2501.5001.250
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Setup Time Calculator

How Much Is Setup Time Costing You?

Every changeover means idle spindle time. Multi-part fixturing slashes setup frequency — so your machines spend more hours cutting and less time waiting.

Your Machines
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The Setup Problem
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Annual Cost of Fixture Changeovers
1,500 hrs
Spindle Hours Lost to Setup / Year
$263K
Annual Lost Production Value
$131K
Recoverable with Workholding
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Based on 250 working days/yr. Multi-part fixturing reduces changeover frequency so your spindle spends more time cutting.

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