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3 Ball & roller screws<br />

Roller screws<br />

Ultra Power range<br />

The <strong>SKF</strong> Ultra Power range (figs. 26 and<br />

27) is designed for heavy loads and long<br />

service life.<br />

Fig. 26<br />

High load capacity<br />

A <strong>SKF</strong> Ultra Power range of planetary<br />

roller screws has been optimized to<br />

provide a capacity increase up to 60% over<br />

the standard roller screw with the same<br />

combination of diameter and lead, and, in<br />

addition, to reach the maximum possible<br />

service life within a compact space.<br />

The maximum load should not be applied<br />

on the mounting bolts but on the flange.<br />

For each screw size, the roller screw<br />

catalogue will display two different values<br />

for the dynamic load carrying capacity<br />

(Ca) according to the maximum load being<br />

applied. The catalogue also specifies a<br />

reference load F a :<br />

• The higher C a value is valid for maximum<br />

application load ≤ F a<br />

• The lower C a value is valid for maximum<br />

application loads > F a and up to 80% of<br />

the lower C a value (except for diameter<br />

60, where maximum application loads<br />

should not exceed 50% of the lower C a<br />

value)<br />

Example<br />

HRP 120 x 20<br />

• Plastic injection application (F ≤ F a )<br />

- F max = 320 kN<br />

- C a = 1 550 kN<br />

• Heavy press application (F > F a )<br />

- F max = 954 kN<br />

- C a = 1 192 kN<br />

Short strokes/oscillation performance<br />

The kinematics of all <strong>SKF</strong> planetary roller<br />

screws provides continuous rolling of the<br />

working elements without recirculation.<br />

They are highly reliable in high load<br />

applications with short strokes and rapid<br />

changes of direction.<br />

Designation<br />

HRC: cylindrical nut<br />

HRP: nut with off-centered flange<br />

HRF: nut with centered flange<br />

170

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