How much weight can these turntables hold?
Capacity is 500 lb on the 4 in high models — TT-8-4, TT-12-4 and TT-18-4 — and 300 lb on the TT-18-PED. Capacities for the remaining models are not listed here, so confirm the rating for the exact model number before matching it to your load. Weight should be centered on the platform, not concentrated at one edge.
What platform diameters are available?
Platform diameters are 8, 12, 18, 24 and 30 in across the 15 models in this range. The 8 in and 12 in units suit small parts bins and single containers at a bench; the 18, 24 and 30 in units handle larger work. Choose a diameter that keeps the load fully within the platform edge rather than overhanging it.
Do these turntables need electrical or air supply?
No — they are manual turntables, so the operator rotates the load by hand. There is nothing to wire, no compressor to plumb and no control panel to mount, which keeps installation and relocation simple. Rotation speed and stopping position are controlled entirely by the person at the station, which suits low-to-moderate throughput work.
What working heights are available?
Height depends on the model. The -4 models are 4 in high and sit directly on a bench or floor. The 18 in pedestal models adjust over a range: TT-18-CPED 20 to 30 in, TT-18-PED 21 to 32 in, TT-18-CDPED 24 to 34 in and TT-18-DPED 25 to 36 in. Check your operator's working height before choosing.
What do the model suffixes mean?
They describe the base and platform arrangement. Models ending in -4 are fixed 4 in high platforms. PED models add a pedestal with a turn knob. In the 24 in line, TT-N-24-CPED is listed with a gas cylinder and turn knob, TT-N-24-DPED as double tier, and TT-N-24-CDPED as both. Read the full description for the model you want, as the 18 in listings differ.
Where are they made and what warranty applies?
They are made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing and carry a 1-Year Limited warranty. Prices in this range run from $101.43 for the TT-8-4 to $949.85 for the TT-N-30-DPED, with 15 models in total. Cost tracks diameter, pedestal type and tier count, so the smallest bench units are the least expensive.
