Our principal Hannz Motrol, established in 1994, has over 20 years of experience in the manufacturing of cam indexers. INDXIA cam indexers are manufactured and assembled in South Korea, utilizing the most precise and state-of-art technologies. Each INDXIA cam indexer promises quality, repeatability and accuracy. Cam indexers are available with fixed incremental stops, oscillating or non-patterned motions using a servo motor. They are suitable for a wide range of applications including electronic components assembly machines, food packaging machines and quality inspection machines. The INDXIA range of cam indexers are trusted by well-known system integrators and reputable factories from Samsung, LG and etc. in Korea.

The HA series is an all-in-one indexing drive complete with a cost-effective geared motor. The HA series is build on the roller gear mechanism found in other INDXIA cam indexers. The housing is redesigned to be more compact and user-friendly.

The HD series is the most commonly used cam indexer, available in many sizes and configurations. Utilizing the roller gear mechanism, the HD series offer both speed and accuracy. 

The HP Series uses a parallel cam mechanism with parallel input and output shafts. As it is easy to produce drives with any arbitrary small number of stops (e.g. 1, 2, or 3), therefore the HP Series is suitable for conveyors with long feed pitches.

The HN Series is a compact pick and place handler with relatively large stroke and swing for the size of its housing. It offers flexibility for a wide range of timing designs.

The HI series cam driven pick and place unit was developed as a high-speed indexing handler for rotary and lift motions. Maximum rotational speed is 600 rpm, which is the fastest speed for a pick and place handler.

The HL Series handler uses a large diameter roller gear cam with a groove cam on the face of the cam for additional flexibility with schemes and wider oscillating angles.

INDXIA cam actuated indexers can be used in many types of applications requiring indexing motions. One of the most common applications is the rotary indexing table or indexing dial table as seen below.