Ratchet elements steel or stainless steel

Two-piece shaft collars surround the shaft with a uniformly distributed clamping force. This leads to a dimensionally precise fit and very high retaining forces without damaging the shaft. The shaft tolerance should lie within h11. Two-piece shaft collars can be quickly and easily mounted or removed without dismantling other components.

Outer jacket stainless steel. Cage stainless steel. Balls stainless steel. Note The linear ball bearings correspond to series 3 of ISO 10285. With doublesided seals and a stainless steel cage. The bearing is secured with DIN 471/472 circlips. Linear ball bearings with doublesided seals should be greased before installation. The specified load ratings apply with the use of hardened and ground shafts.

Housing anodised aluminium. Bearing surface Frelon (Teflon plus proprietary fillers). Virtually chemically inert. Selflubricating (no additional lubrication required). High temperature range (240 °C to +260 °C). Dampens vibrations. High static load capacity projected surface area x P (P = 1034 N/cm²) Suitable for food, pharmaceutical, medical and chemical applications. Insensitive to dirt.

Housing steel. Clamping lever plastic. Threaded spindle grade 12.9. Version Housing nickelplated. Clamping lever, spindle black oxidised. Note Manually operated clamping elements for static clamping tasks. Manual clamping process using the freely adjustable clamping lever. The floating clamp ensure symmetrical application of force onto the rail. Up to 50,000 static clamping cycles (B10d value). In general, a friction connection is created between the clamping element and the the linear guide on the open faces of the profile guide rail so that the ball guide tracks are not damaged. The retaining force is tested on an oil smeared profile guide rail. An adapter plate, dependent on the type of carriage used, is required for height adjustment.