Rotary transfer machines are used across various industries due to their ability to support complex production needs. Their structure is well suited for high-volume parts that require a sequence of operations to complete.

In the automotive industry, these machines produce engine housings, fuel components, and transmission parts. The electronics sector also relies on rotary transfer machines to manufacture small connectors and casings that require tight tolerances.

Additionally, metalworking facilities use them to process steel, aluminum, and alloy parts where high repeatability is important. These machines are also found in the production of fittings, valves, and fasteners, offering a consistent output with minimal human input.

Because rotary transfer machines combine multiple operations into one cycle, they are often deployed in sectors where space and labor efficiency are critical. Their compact footprint and automation potential help manufacturers meet deadlines while maintaining part quality.