Dalian Maoming spot supply THK HSR35LR2KKC0E+1320L
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2022-05-05
Dalian Maoming THK HSR35LR2KKC0E+1320L Large inventory arrived
All sizes are available.
THK linear guide HSR series steel balls roll along the LM rail and LM slider via four rows of rolling surfaces; the steel ball column circular motion is achieved through the end cover plate assembled on the LM slider. Because the steel balls are held by the retaining plate, even if the LM slider is pulled out from the LM rail, the steel balls will not fall off, except for HSR8, 10 and 12 models.
<1>High work precision: The movement of Japanese THK THK guide is realized by rolling, not only the friction coefficient is reduced to 1/50 of the sliding linear guide, but also the difference between dynamic and static friction resistance becomes very small, realizing stable movement, reducing impact and vibration, and not easily producing creeping phenomenon, so it can achieve UM-level feeding and positioning accuracy, which is conducive to enhancing the response rate and accuracy of the numerical control system.
<2>Significantly reduce the drive rate: Because the friction force is very small when the Japanese THK THK guide moves, only a small amount of power is needed to make the machine move, which significantly reduces the power consumption of the machine, and the heat generated by friction is very small, making it suitable for high-speed, frequent start and reverse movement parts.
Each steel ball column is designed with a contact angle of 45 degrees to ensure that the four directions of action on the LM slider have the same rated load, so it can be used in any posture. Moreover, because uniform pre-pressure can be applied, the friction coefficient is kept low while the rigidity is strengthened. In addition, stable high-precision linear motion can be achieved.
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