TaktOMat XP 80 Parallel Indexer Gearbox Speed Reducer Sigl GmbH D63 A4 B14

TaktOMat XP 80 Parallel Indexer Gearbox Speed Reducer Sigl GmbH D63 A4 B14

The TaktOMat XP 80 is a parallel shaft cam indexer and speed reduction gearbox used in automated assembly and manufacturing systems. This type of unit accepts continuous rotary input from a drive motor and converts it into precise, repeatable indexed output motion — typically used to advance a rotary table, conveyor, or tooling fixture through fixed angular increments with a dwell period between each step. The unit is mounted with an integrated Sigl GmbH three-phase induction motor (Type D63 A4 B14) driving directly into the indexer gearbox body, forming a compact motor-indexer assembly.

Specifications & What's Included

• Indexer Model: TaktOMat XP 80
• Indexer Type: Parallel shaft cam indexer / speed reduction gearbox
• Motor Brand: Sigl GmbH (83714 Miesbach, Germany)
• Motor Type: D63 A4 B14
• Motor Voltage: 220/380 V (dual voltage)
• Motor Power: 0.12 kW
• Motor Current: 0.85 A (220V) / 0.49 A (380V)
• Motor Speed: 1400 RPM
• Motor Frequency: 50 Hz
• Power Factor (cos φ): 0.68
• Enclosure Rating: IP 54
• Insulation Class: F
• Certification: VDE 053069
• Housing: Machined aluminum block construction
• Output: Primary output shaft hub on face plate; secondary port with seal visible on opposite face
• Motor cable present and intact

Applications

Parallel shaft cam indexers like the TaktOMat XP 80 are a standard component in automated assembly lines, rotary transfer machines, and pick-and-place systems. They provide the intermittent, precision-indexed motion needed to step a rotary table or linear slide through a fixed cycle — advancing, dwelling while work is performed at a station, then advancing again — all from a continuously running motor input. TaktOMat is a German manufacturer known for this class of mechanical indexing units, and the XP series was commonly used in European industrial automation applications including packaging machinery, semiconductor handling equipment, and multi-station assembly fixtures. The compact motor-on-gearbox configuration reduces the footprint compared to separately mounted drive and indexer arrangements. This size class (XP 80) is suited for light-to-medium duty indexing applications where precise angular repeatability and controlled dwell timing are required. These units remain in active use for maintenance, replacement, and retrofit of existing automated equipment.