Key Takeaways:
Rotary table accuracy is graded by positioning and repeatability. Hydrostatic tables reach ±0.001 mm positioning—understand how that compares to mechanical grades and what it enables.
How Accuracy Is Graded
Rotary tables are graded by rotary positioning accuracy (how close to the commanded angle) and repeatability (consistency across cycles). Mechanical tables are limited by bearing runout and thermal drift; hydrostatic tables remove those limits.

The Hydrostatic Grade
Marusaku hydrostatic direct-drive rotary tables achieve rotary positioning accuracy of ≤ ±0.001 mm. That places them at the top of the precision grade, suitable for five-axis machining, optics, and metrology where mechanical tables cannot follow.
What the Grade Enables
A finer grade means tighter tolerances, better surface finish, and the ability to hold accuracy through long cycles and varying loads—directly translating to higher-value, lower-scrap production.