A tilting rotary table is designed to allow the workpiece to rotate while also tilting at precise angles. This added tilt capability enhances the machine's flexibility, enabling the production of parts with complex geometries that would otherwise require multiple machines or setups. The primary advantage of the tilting rotary table is its ability to perform multi-axis machining without needing to reposition the workpiece. It is commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and tooling, where precision and flexibility are paramount. The tilting action is typically controlled either manually or via CNC, providing optimal precision and ease of operation. The tilting rotary table is particularly useful for machining parts with angular features or those requiring both rotation and tilting operations, such as turbine blades and molds.