TSUBAKI NAKASHIMA Linear Guide (Ball Way)
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Linear guides including precision ball ways, miniature ball ways, slide ways, and more.
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How to choose Linear guides
Points to check when selecting, with the values for this product (TSUBAKI NAKASHIMA Linear Guide (Ball Way)).
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1. Select rated load from load and life
The basic dynamic load rating C is the basis for rolling life calculation. Estimate the load on each block, inertial force during acceleration and deceleration, and moment loads, then select a model number with a C that meets the required travel life. When using multiple blocks, also consider load distribution.
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2. Allow margin for static load and shock
The basic static load rating C0 is a guideline for the limit beyond which permanent deformation of the rolling surfaces occurs during stopping or under shock loads. Secure a safety factor against the maximum load, and when moment loads are applied, also check the static moment rating.
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3. Determine size series by rail width
Rail width W1 is the reference for the size series, and listed products range from 5 to 42 mm. Greater width increases load capacity and rigidity, but also increases mounting space and mass. Select an appropriate width based on both load conditions and the dimensional constraints of the equipment.
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4. Verify assembly height and block width against drawings
Assembly height H is the height from the mounting surface to the top of the block and directly affects table height and interference with other components. Block width W also affects the mounting space on the table side, so verify dimensions together with the block type (flange or block type).
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5. Check rail length against required stroke
Confirm that the required stroke plus block length and allowances such as stoppers fits within the maximum rail length that can be manufactured. If it does not fit, also consider whether spliced rails are possible. Mounting hole pitch F is needed for hole machining design on the mounting surface.
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6. Select material suited to the environment
For cleanroom, vacuum, or corrosive environments, or equipment that must avoid magnetism, specifications using stainless steel or ceramics are options. Organize requirements for particle generation, lubricant evaporation, corrosion resistance, and non-magnetic properties, and confirm material and lubrication specifications.
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Description
Linear guide products including precision ball ways, miniature ball ways, ball splines, slide ways, and ball bushings.
Applications
- Machine tools
- Industrial machinery
FAQ
- Q. What types of TSUBAKI NAKASHIMA Linear Guide (Ball Way) are available?
- A. Linear guide products including precision ball ways, miniature ball ways, ball splines, slide ways, and ball bushings.
- Q. What applications is the TSUBAKI NAKASHIMA Linear Guide (Ball Way) used for?
- A. It is used in machine tools and industrial machinery.
Written by AI based on the content of the source documents.
Source documents
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Catalog
ツバキ・ナカシマ精密ボール 製品カタログ
25 pages Open page 20
Found on: https://azuma-eg.com/catalogue/
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