Guide rollers - Import export

Electro zincplated. Tracks inductively hardened and ground. Note for ordering Fastening screws are supplied. Note Compact Cprofile guide rails with internal hardened tracks. The system runs with low noise even under heavy loads. There is play between the screw and the fastening hole to allow the rail to be aligned during installation. To achieve the desired running properties there must always be a film of lubricant between track and roller, this also provides corrosion protection for the ground tracks. On request Lengths up to max. 4080 mm.

Race body steel. Wipers plastic/felt. Longitudinal sealing lips rubber. Rollers steel 1.3505. Note Roller carriage with lifetimelubrication roller bearings and wipers which lubricate the system when moving. By simply moving the centre cam roller, the roller carriage can be adjusted so that it is free of play or has the desired pretension in the rail. High travel speeds up to 7 m/s and extremely quiet (faster and quieter than systems that use recirculating balls). The wipers are fitted with an oilsoaked felt. This felt is in constant contact with the track to ensure perfect lubrication. The felts can be recharged using an oil pump through the lubrication points on the front. On request Roller carriages with 4 or 5 rollers.

Polyethylene PEUHMW (ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene). Glide rails for roller chains as defined in DIN ISO 606. These support and guide the roller chains on the return side, thus extending useful life by significantly reducing wear on the roller chains. They reduce vibrations and noise in the chain drive. These glide rails have high abrasion and wear resistance. They are maintenancefree, acidproof and have high chemical resistance. The additional C profiles are used for fastening to the system substructure and they protect the glide rails from lateral forces and torsion. Assembly The glide rails are pushed into the C profiles fastened to the system. The glide rails must be mounted so that the material is allowed to expand. A property of thermoplastic materials is that they expand or contract more than metals when there are temperature variations.