Linear Guide Rail

Product Description

Linear guides can be divided into three types: roller linear guides, cylindrical linear guides, and ball linear guides. They are used to support and guide moving parts to perform reciprocating linear motion in a given direction. Depending on the friction properties, linear motion guide rails can be divided into sliding friction guide rails, rolling friction guide rails, elastic friction guide rails, fluid friction guide rails, etc.

The function of linear guide motion is to support and guide moving parts to perform reciprocating linear motion in a given direction. Depending on the friction properties, linear motion guide rails can be divided into sliding friction guide rails, rolling friction guide rails, elastic friction guide rails, fluid friction guide rails, etc. Linear bearings are mainly used in automated machinery, such as machine tools imported from Germany, bending machines, laser welding machines, etc. Of course, linear bearings and linear axes are used together. For example, linear guides are mainly used in mechanical structures with relatively high precision requirements. There is no intermediate medium between the moving components and fixed components of linear guides, but rolling steel balls.

Application

1. Linear guides are mainly used in automated machinery, such as imported machine tools, bending machines, laser welding machines, etc. Of course, linear guides and linear axes are used together.
2. Linear guide rails are mainly used in mechanical structures with relatively high precision requirements. There is no intermediate medium between the moving components and fixed components of the linear guide rails, but rolling steel balls. Because the rolling steel ball is suitable for high-speed movement, has a small friction coefficient and high sensitivity, it can meet the working requirements of moving parts, such as the tool holder of the machine tool, the carriage, etc. If the force acting on the steel ball is too large, the steel ball will undergo preloading for too long, resulting in increased movement resistance of the bracket.