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Prefabricated or single elements; resilient and smooth-running made of inherently stable aluminium or steel profile Individual elements —roller element, various Various versions —sliding rails, installation at two heights —Sliding ramp, smooth transition between different heights Different heights Ball element, low-wear and low-friction ball roller for flexible movement —Brush element, elastic brush fibres for gliding —reverse element, prevents backward movement —brake, gentle braking and starting speed —distance piece, as distance piece for staggered arrangement Accessories for roller rails —Holder, various for 4-sided and round profile —end plate, closure of the end face —guide rail, guiding/positioning Further accessories —stop buffer, damping of the stop —Roller holder, mounting on profile —Sensor holder, variable mounting of limit switches —backstop, prevention of tool carrier retraction Partially esd-capable and also available as individual parts

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