- Part 5

Which roller screw technology is right for you?
by admin on 23-12-29
Roller screw actuators can be used in place of hydraulics or pneumatic for high loads and fast cycles. Advantages include eliminating a complex system of valves, pumps, filters, and sensors; decreasing space; lengthening working li...
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How To Correctly Lubricate Linear Guides
by admin on 23-12-02
Linear guides, such as linear motion systems, ball screws, and cross roller guides, are crucial components in various industries, ensuring precise and smooth motion. To maintain their longevity and performance, proper lubrication is essential. In this article, we will e...
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What Is A 6 DOF Freedom Robot?
by admin on 23-11-29
The structure of the six-degree-of-freedom parallel robot consists of the upper and lower platforms, 6 telescopic cylinders in the middle, and 6 ball hinges on each side of the upper and lower platforms. The general telescopic cylinders are composed of servo-electric or ...
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Planetary Roller Screws: The Crown of High Precision Transmission
by admin on 23-11-02
Planetary Roller Screw (standard type) is a transmission mechanism that combines helical motion and planetary motion to transform the rotary motion of the screw into the linear motion of the nut. Planetary Roller Screws have the characteristics of strong load carrying ca...
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Roller Screw Actuators: Design and Applications
by admin on 23-10-27
Electromechanical actuators come in many varieties, with common drive mechanisms being lead screws, ball screws, and roller screws. When a designer or user wants to transition from hydraulics or pneumatics to electromechanical motion, roller screw actuators are usually t...
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Methods For Increasing Accuracy In Stepper Motors
by admin on 23-10-19
It is well known in the engineering field that mechanical tolerances have a major effect on precision and accuracy for every type of device imaginable regardless of its use. This fact is also true of stepper motors. For example, a standard built stepper motor has a toler...
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Ball Screw Linear Actuators
by admin on 23-10-10
For higher duty cycle and faster thrust loads, we suggest our Ball Screw series of stepper linear actuators. Our Ball Screw Actuators are able to carry heavier loads than other traditional linear actuators. The ball bearings help to improve the speed, force, and duty cyc...
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Is Roller Screw Technology Still Underappreciated?
by admin on 23-09-27
Even though the very first patent for a roller screw was granted in 1949, why is roller screw technology a less recognised option than other mechanisms for the conversion of rotary torque into linear motion? When designers consider the options for controlled linear motio...
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