THK America, Inc. Datasheets for Ball Screws
Ball screws convert rotary motion to linear motion, or torque to thrust, and vice versa. They are primarily a power screw with a train of ball bearings riding between the screw and the nut in a recirculating track.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| Ball Screw Assembly comes with the ball screw, nut bracket, support unit(s), and housing(s). The nut bracket is loosely assembled onto the ball screw nut. For the ball screw assembly... | |
| The right and left screws are provided with a phase in the middle of the ball screw nut, and an axial clearance is set at a below-zero value (under a... | |
| The Rotary Ball Screw is a rotary-nut ball screw unit that has an integrated structure consisting of a ball screw nut and a support bearing. The support bearing is an... | |
| The simplest type with a single ball screw nut. It is designed to be mounted using the bolt holes drilled on the flange. More detailed specifications are available in our... | |
| The Support Unit is compactly designed to accommodate the space in the installation site. As the bearing is provided with an appropriately adjusted preload, the Support Unit can be assembled... | |
| To meet the space-saving requirement, this type of Ball Screw has a standardized screw shaft and a ball screw nut. The ends of the screw shaft are standardized to fit... | |
| Using an end-cap method, this model achieve stable motion in a high-speed rotation. More detailed specifications are available in our digital catalog. |
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