NBK America LLC Datasheets for Ball Transfer Units (BTU)
Ball transfer units (BTU) are ball transfer table components that consist of a large, load-bearing ball that sits atop smaller balls inside of a hemispherical cup.
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Product Name | Notes |
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Ball Rollers - Insert Type -- BRUIN-N
Ball Rollers - Insert Type -- BRUIP-P |
Insert type ball rollers for upward facing applications. Because the body section is inserted, the height can be reduced. Use an adhesive to secure these rollers. Products made of polyacetal... |
Ball Rollers - Press Fit Type -- BRUPN-N
Ball Rollers - Press Fit Type -- BRUPS-N Ball Rollers - Press Fit Type -- BRUPS-S |
Press fit type ball rollers for upward applications. Because the body section is inserted, BRUPS can reduce the height. Recommended dimensional allowance of attachment hole is H7. You can select... |
Ball Rollers - Cap Screw Type -- BRUCS-N
Ball Rollers - Cap Screw Type -- BRUCS-S |
These are cap screw type ball rollers with stainless steel bodies for upward applications. Install and remove by using BRW Specialty Wrench. Because a wrench spacer is not required, they... |
Ball Rollers - Round Type -- BRURS-N
Ball Rollers - Round Type -- BRURS-S |
These are round type ball rollers with stainless steel bodies for upward applications. Because of their half-circle shape, there are no angled portions. This shape makes it less likely for... |
Downward Ball Rollers - Flange Type (Round/Square) -- BRDRF
Downward Ball Rollers - Flange Type (Round/Square) -- BRDSF Downward Ball Rollers - Flange Type -- BRDB Downward Ball Rollers - Tap Hole Type -- BRDT |
These ball rollers can be used in downward and sideward applications such as with casters of push carts for transport. The dustproof seal prevents the ingress of dirt and dust. |
Ball Roller Units - Press Fit Type -- BRAPS-N
Ball Roller Units - Press Fit Type -- BRAPS-S |
This unit product combines BRUPS (Press fit type) with an aluminum frame. The ball rollers can be aligned simply by attaching the frame. The bodies of the ball rollers are... |