What weight can these powered turntables handle?
Capacity comes in three ratings: 100 lb, 250 lb, and 750 lb. Each rating is available in a clockwise and a counter-clockwise version, which is how the line reaches six models. Choose the rating above the heaviest load you will rotate, counting the pallet, container, or fixture sitting on the table. Loads over 750 lb are outside this series.
What is the difference between the standard models and the CCW models?
Rotation direction is the difference. PT-100, PT-250, and PT-750 rotate clockwise; PT-100-CCW, PT-250-CCW, and PT-750-CCW rotate counter-clockwise. Each unit turns one direction only, so select based on where the operator stands and how the next station or conveyor is arranged. The counter-clockwise build costs more than the clockwise build at every capacity.
What do the six models cost?
Prices run from $1,385.30 to $2,242.20, set by capacity and rotation direction. PT-100 is $1,385.30 and PT-100-CCW is $1,470.79. PT-250 is $1,658.26 and PT-250-CCW is $1,743.75. PT-750 is $2,059.89 and PT-750-CCW is $2,242.20. Cost rises with the rated capacity, and the counter-clockwise version adds to the price at each of the three ratings.
What warranty coverage and origin should I expect?
Each turntable carries a 1-Year Limited warranty and is made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing. The warranty is Vestil's, so the specific parts, labor, and claim terms are defined in their document rather than by the dealer. Request that document before ordering if warranty terms factor into your purchase decision or your internal equipment approval process.
Who are these turntables suited to, and when are they the wrong choice?
They suit fixed workstations where a load has to be turned under power instead of by hand, such as packaging, assembly, welding positioning, and order picking. They are the wrong choice if your load exceeds the 750 lb top rating, if one unit must rotate both directions, or if the load overhangs the table rather than sitting within it.
