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What is Linear Bearing and How do they work? 


This is a HIWIN linear bearing slide rail these come in different sizes from 10 inches to 100-inch stroke if you need longer or shorter you simply add

them together or cut them down. Hiwin Linear Bearing Slide Rails provide accurate, stable, and smooth linear guidance under any speed, load, or condition.

 


 

They are available in multiple size rail lengths they each come with a Linear Bearing slider block, and you can purchase additional sliders

if required. All of the linear slide blocks use a universal profile re-circulating ball bearing system and both sides of the guide rail are ground as datum references.

 

Available in rail lengths increments of 10 inch so you can add multiple rails or cut them down to get the rail length you need. If you need rail lengths shorter you can simply cut them down using a metal saw, if you need longer rails you can simply add extra rails together or get us to quote you for custom lengths.

 

The tension on each carriage slider is adjustable to make each rail sliding ability and loose or as tight as you prefer. Rail includes one Sliding Bearing Block, Additional sliding blocks can be purchased separately.

 

Standard length blocks and different rail lengths for added footprint and increased capacities. 750 lbs Max Loading per sliding block and simply add more sliders to reduce weight if required.

 

Temperature range minus 20 to 80 degrees Celcius. High load capabilities. Carbon steel rails as well and carbon steel bearings. Tapped mounting holes on the sliding block. Sliders come with a re-circulating ball-bearing system so the smoothest glide possible. Frequent through holes for rail mounting.

 

Very affordable and versatile, ideal for many applications from Home Automation to Industrial Automation Max Torque X, Y, Z directions 1320 lb-inch. Weight 4.57 pounds per foot for more details on these heavy-duty linear bearing slides please visit our website at https://padiaent.com/linear-bearing/.


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