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INDEXRAIL MOUNTING DIMENSIONS..............................................................................A47THRUST FORCE.....................................................................................................A48MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS...................................................................................A50FORMULAE FOR DETERMINING THE LOAD ON THE SLIDER...............................A56SELECTION CRITERIA FOR THE CORRECT COMPACT RAIL SOLUTION..............A58FIELDS APPLICATION............................................................................................A60EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION................................................................................A61ORDER CODES......................................................................................................A66U6 A4Cat. 41-41bE
COMPACT RAIL:THE LINEAR MOTION SOLUTIONROLLON’s COMPACT RAIL is different from all other linear bearing systems available in themarket. Compact Rail solves problems.Whereas most linear bearings are descendents of heavy machine tool bearings and thereforeby nature tend to be slow, recirculating-ball carriages mounted on simple round or profiled shafts,ROLLON started from scratch and designed a linear bearing system based on the needs ofmodern design engineers. We realized that while most linear bearings are applied in applicationsrequiring good linear precision, few require machine tool-like, ultra-high precision. High precisiongrade rails (most popular round or profiled shafting fall into this category) are difficult, timeconsuming, and expensive systems that require machining of the mounting surfaces (a costwhich often cannot be passed on to the customer).COMPACT RAIL is a simple, precision, linear bearing system that is easy and inexpensiveto mount to all - even non-machined- surfaces. What’s more, COMPACT RAIL will self-alignto another rail if mounting surfaces are not perfectly parallel.We found that many linear bearing applications were in dirty or contaminated environmentsand that engineers were forced to specify external bellows or other costly protective devices.COMPACT RAIL is a well-protected system. The sliders run inside the hardened steel railswhere they are protected. They have spring-loaded wipers which protect the shielded orsealed bearings from debris and damage.Many engineers told us that recirculating ball sliders were slow and noisy and this effectedthe quality of their machines.COMPACT RAIL is a fast (up to 9 m/s) and silent system (much quieter than recirculatingball systems).Our customers told us of their need to make their new machinery as maintenance free aspossible.COMPACT RAIL has “lubed for life” bearings with patented wiper technology that lubricatesthe system as it runs. Even while we have achieved our goals and manufactured the mostcomprehensive linear bearings available, we will continue to strive to build the best productsand surpass the needs of linear motion for the future.“T” RAIL “U” RAIL “K” RAILCat. 41-41bEA5
Page 9 and 10: SILENT OPERATION LEVELWith today’
Page 11 and 12: RAILSThree different type rails - e
Page 13 and 14: SLIDERS- N... SERIES18 SERIESSlider
Page 17 and 18: RAILS28 SERIESRail weight:1000 g/mH
Page 21 and 22: RAILS43 SERIESRail weight:2600 g/mW
Page 23 and 24: 43 SERIESThe sliders of N.43L serie
Page 25 and 26: RAILS63 SERIESRail weight:6000 g/mW
Page 27 and 28: CPA / CPN ROLLERSROLLERSThe CPA is
Page 29 and 30: TORX ® HEAD SCREWSCHARACTERISTICSF
Page 31 and 32: POSSIBILITIES IN SLIDER MOUNTINGCOM
Page 37 and 38: In order to obtain the best results
Page 39 and 40: (5) The lower side of the rail must
Page 41 and 42: LINEAR PRECISIONRUNNING PARALLELISM
Page 43 and 44: LIFETIMELIFE CALCULATIONThe dynamic
Page 45 and 46: - Axial loadNT/CSW18NTE/CSW28NTE/CS
Page 47 and 48: - Axial loadNTE63CSW63- Mx momentNT
Page 49 and 50: RAIL MOUNTING DIMENSIONSCertain min
Page 51 and 52: 18 SIZE SLIDERSCoefficient of frict
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- Rail mounting without any support
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MOUNTING OF “T+U” SYSTEMThe mou
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(4) Fix the U.. rail, following the
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VERTICAL MOVEMENTSTATIC VERIFICATIO
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SELECTION FLOW-CHARTThe following f
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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION3 AXES PALLE
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PLASMA CUTTING MACHINEThis machine
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EXPOSURE UNITIn the photographic ap
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INSERTOUNILINE
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INDEXUNILINE - THE ONLY CHOICE.....
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UNILINE - THE ONLY CHOICEUNILINE is
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“A” FAMILY:Set-screwsMoving tro
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WHICH ACTUATOR TO CHOOSE(PERFORMANC
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A407.5 1542.5 8091.5 165 Stroke91.5
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C55108 200 Stroke108Trolley length(
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A75116 285 Stroke116Trolley length(
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E75116 285 Stroke116* Position of t
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VERSION “L” (Long trolley)“L
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VERSION “H”The H units are “s
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LIFETIMELIFE CALCULATIONThe dynamic
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MOUNTING CONFIGURATIONSAND INSTRUCT
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2 AXIS GANTRY (Y-2Z and 2Y-Z)In the
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3 AXIS GANTRY (2X-Y-Z)This example
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BELT TENSIONINGThe UNILINE linear u
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MOUNTING ACCESSORIESMETRIC INTERFAC
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“T” PLATEThis plate allows two
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OTHER USEFUL INFORMATIONRUNNING PAR
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The linear slide inside the actuato
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NotesThe linear actuator is supplie
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4545Special versionsSpecial version
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INSERTOTELESCOPIC RAIL
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INDEXTELESCOPIC RAIL: BEARINGS THAT
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PRODUCT OVERVIEWAll of the rails in
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WHAT MAKES ROLLON’S TELESCOPICRAI
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ELECTROMEDICAL BEDASNLTF44MACHINE T
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- Single direction stroke (version
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TECHNICAL DATA:DLCALtotBStrokeTypeL
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end-stop screwWeight DE22: 2.5 kg/m
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end-stop screwWeight DBN22: 2.5 kg/
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ASN SERIESThis slide is formed by a
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Order code:ASN 63 - 770 - 433Series
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TECHNICAL DATA:length Lstroke Hleft
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VERIFICATION OF STATIC LOADAs you c
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INSERTOEASY RAIL
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INDEXEASY RAIL: THE SOLUTION IS EAS
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EXAMPLES OF LOAD CAPACITIES63432211
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MOUNTING EXAMPLESWith regard to the
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• “SN35” SERIES15.8M610R2Coun
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SN63 SERIESSN43 SERIESCat. 41-41bED
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LIFETIME CALCULATIONThe life of a l
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INSERTOECOLINE
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INDEXECOLINE: AFFORDABLE AND INNOVA
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TECHNICAL DATA AND ORDER CODESRails
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SETTING SLIDER PRELOAD ANDROLLER OR
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- “XM37” WITH SINGLE SLIDER “
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INSERTOX RAIL
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INDEXTEX - CEX SERIES..............
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MOUNTED RAIL / SLIDERBeccentric rol
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ROLLERSCRPACRPNBFG (eccentricity)BD
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INSERTOCURVILINE
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INDEXCURVILINE: THE RAIL THAT GOES
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APPLICATION EXAMPLES:VARIABLE RADIU
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MOUNTED RAIL / SLIDER(Constant Radi
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Branches:Via Trieste 26, 20059 Vime
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