In circumstances where the diameter is not excessively changeable, conventional rotators provide a high-quality and cost-effective alternative for peripheral welding of cylindrical objects. Tanks, pressurized containers, tower pipework, boiler, silos, reactors, fuel drums, and other revolving circular elements.

Rotators increase welding speed and efficiency during both automatic and manual welding, and they play an essential role in steel building workshops by reducing crane operation.

The parts put on the rotator may be rotated clockwise or counterclockwise, accurately, well-aligned, and controlled through control panel at readily changeable rates. Conventional rotators are made up of two units: one driving and one idle. The number of driving and idle units can be varied depending on the application.

Akyapak Makine includes 1 to 300 tons conventional rotators in its standard lists. However, custom production can be realized up to 600 tons.