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Simplicity ® Self-lubricating Bearings<br />

Miniature Technical Information Lead Screw - Inch Driven & Metric Slides<br />

Linear Motion Systems<br />

Technical Information Data<br />

Load<br />

100% Capacity 70% Capacity 40% Capacity<br />

W<br />

LOAD OR<br />

FORCE<br />

M<br />

1X<br />

EXAMPLE:<br />

LOAD OR<br />

FORCE<br />

50<br />

lbs.<br />

X<br />

Load<br />

LOAD OR FORCE<br />

2X<br />

MAX<br />

Y<br />

24"<br />

Y<br />

X<br />

6"<br />

Z<br />

Load<br />

LOAD OR<br />

FORCE<br />

W<br />

W<br />

M<br />

OPEN BEARINGS ORIENTATION<br />

Simplicity bearings can operate in any orientation.<br />

Load capacities will vary on open bearings depending on the<br />

orientation in which they are being used.<br />

CANTILEVERED LOADS<br />

• Maximum 2:1 ratio<br />

• 1x = bearing separation on same shaft<br />

• 2x = distance from shaft to load or force<br />

EXAMPLE: If 2x equals 10" then 1x must be at least 5"<br />

CAUTION: BINDING will occur if the 2:1 ratio is exceeded!<br />

This principle is NOT load dependent! It is also NOT<br />

dependent on the driving force used! The bearings will bind<br />

whether hand or mechanically driven.<br />

This principle is a product of friction.<br />

What if more than 2:1 is required?<br />

Often times holding the 2:1 ratio is not possible. One method<br />

of preventing binding problems in these cases is to use a<br />

counter balance.<br />

For effi cient counter balances, use this formula:<br />

M * Y = W * Z<br />

NOTES: To avoid problems when running without<br />

mass (M) Z = 1.5X<br />

W can be calculated; load on bearing will be:<br />

M + W<br />

# of bearings<br />

EXAMPLE: 50 * 24 = W * Z (Z = 1.5 * 6 = 9)<br />

W = 50 * 24 = 133 lbs.<br />

9<br />

Load per bearing = 50 + 133 = 45.75 lbs./bearing<br />

4<br />

The data and specifi cations in this publication have been carefully compiled and are believed to be accurate and correct. However, it is the responsibility of the user to<br />

determine and ensure the suitability of Pacifi c Bearing® products for a specifi c application. Pacifi c Bearing’s only obligation will be to repair or replace without charge,<br />

any defective components if returned promptly. No liability is assumed beyond such replacement. *Consult www.pacifi c-braring.com c-bearing.com for the latest technical updates.<br />

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800.962.8979 • www.pacific-bearing.com

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