Miniature ball screw KG series
carbon steelprecisionhigh-speed

miniature ball screw
miniature ball screw
miniature ball screw
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Characteristics

Material
carbon steel
Performance
precision, high-speed, high load capacity
Other characteristics
miniature, with back nut, metric
Diameter

8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm
(0 in, 0 in, 0 in)

Load rating

Max.: 8.9 kN

Min.: 2.1 kN

Description

German-engineered and manufactured miniature precision ball screw sizes that provide best-in-class load capacity in a small footprint. The Thomson miniature metric ball screw line uses a unique multi-start ball return design that maximizes support for higher loads. This design provides precise, smooth, and quiet operation for applications requiring high precision and load handling in confined spaces. Applications - Diagnostic and life science instruments, such as chemistry analyzers - Test and measurement equipment, such as torque testers - Fluid pumping, such as medical infusion pumps - Robotics and pick & place equipment, such as engraving, scanning and printing machines - Punching machines, which can require high-speed movement. Availability New Thomson miniature metric ball screws with the multi-liner ball return system are now available in 8 x 2.5, 8 x 5, 10 x 2, 10 x 3, and 12 x 2-mm diameters. Additional size options are currently under development. Mounting interface options include threaded, flanged or cylindrical. All options feature carbon steel construction, high-performance repeatability (0.05 mm backlash), and ± 52 µm / 300 mm standard lead accuracy (T7). Miniature metric ball screws can also be ordered with higher lead accuracy, preloading and custom coatings such as thin dense chrome and black oxide coating.

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