Stavebnicový systém MB 9 - EN

545 15 Linear slides – a comparison Speed Load-carrying capacity Stroke length (max.) v F h T-slot slider – space saving and low maintenance 560  Uses a Line 8 groove as a guide and runs lubricant-free  Highly space-saving solution for moving low loads 1 m/s 150 N 3860 mm Roller guide – variable and modular 546  Biggest selection of Bearing Units  Can be adapted to a whole range of tasks using customised slides 10 m/s 400 - 7,600 N Unlimited (shafts can be butt-joined) Linear Guide Unit – for maximum load-carrying capacity 566  More rigid and more compact than a roller guide  Easy to construct thanks to completed slide 3 m/s 2,300 N 6,000 mm C-Rail System – for suspended loads 568  Ideal for lifting and sliding doors  Easy-running Bearing Units in a range of load-carrying classes. 10 m/s 50 - 750 N Unlimited (shafts can be butt-joined) Linear guide system – for high loads 576  High load-carrying capacity for heavy loads  Excellent resistance to torsional moment inherent in design 5 m/s 1,000 - 2,500 N 3,800 mm Ball-Bearing Guide Bush – simple and complete 580  Low friction and maintenance requirements  Ideal for lifting guides 2 m/s 500 - 1,500 N 2,000 mm Five different linear slides are available to enable rapid and precise slide movements. Their modular design means they can be configured to create customised solutions in terms of stroke length, speed, drive and construction. Note: Custom Linear Units can be ordered from item as ready-to-install turnkey systems. Standard components are configured and assembled as per customer specifications. Further information on the time and cost-saving item automation solutions is available online at item24.de/en The “Mechanical drive elements” section contains Drives for building your own Linear Units. Overview – the quickest route to the ideal linear slide Four guide variants are available for various applications and loads:  Innovative Shaft-Clamp Profiles from item can be used to fasten hardened steel shafts directly to the profile groove, which results in high rigidity and load-carrying capacity, even over long stretches.  Sliders can move low loads, using the groove of a Line 8 profile as a guiding element.  Ball bushes can be used to create particularly light lifting guides on unsup- ported shafts.  In the case of particularly high requirements in terms of load-carrying capac- ity and rigidity, steel profile rails are used. A stable recirculating ball-bearing guide ensures smooth running even when carrying heavy loads. Shafts anchored in the profile can be used with three different bearing systems :  Roller guides are extremely easy to install, move easily and offer a broad range of construction sizes for a variety of purposes.  Linear Guide Units deliver exceptional rigidity and load-carrying capacity in compact dimensions.  The ideal linear guide for automated lifting and sliding doors are C-Rails, which ensure precise motion with low tolerances. L I N E A R S L I D E S