Triple V21i-R Hydraulic Table Exchange: Fixture Interfaces and Robot Scope

The source describes hydraulic table control.

Technical application analysis. Fixture-mounted parts; Triple V21i-R machining equipment; hydraulic rotary/exchange table.

Reference configuration and timing

The source describes hydraulic table control.
It states that hydraulic fixtures or tables need not require an additional hydraulic power unit, subject to interface confirmation.
An extracted 8 s is not accepted as every workholding cycle.

Engineering evaluation

Check pressure, flow, circuit separation and clamp retention rather than only the presence of a power unit. If a fixture must hold pressure during exchange, verify the rotating connection and monitored clamp state.

External automatic loading still needs part pickup, orientation, seating and release permissions. Moving a table does not collect loose blanks, turn components over or establish their identity.

Selection conditions and evidence limits

This is product-interface analysis without a specific part or project acceptance record. Hydraulic capacity and ordered options require supplier documentation.

Application questions

Does an integrated hydraulic unit fit every fixture?

No. Required pressure, flow, circuits and retention must match the interface.

Does table exchange replace a loading robot?

It changes the prepared work station. Loose-part handling remains a separate task.

Sources and evidence

Source record 100 — kiwa-cw.com (Chinese reference)

Reviewed 4 November 2026. Source statements and engineering evaluation are identified separately. The references do not establish a New Partner delivery or customer acceptance result.