A linear guide rail. There are generally two kinds of linear guide rails, one is rolling, the other is sliding, and the rolling linear slide rail is a kind of rolling guidance.
The steel ball makes infinite rolling cycle between the slider and the slide rail, so that the loading platform can easily make high-precision linear motion along the slide rail, and its friction coefficient can be reduced to 1/50 of that of the traditional slide rail, thus easily achieving micron-level positioning accuracy.
At present, the final unit design between the slider and the slide rail makes the linear slide rail bear loads in all directions at the same time. Patented reflux system and simplified structural design make the linear slide rail move more smoothly and with low noise.
Guide rail:
Guide rail: a groove or ridge made of metal or other materials, a device or equipment that can bear, fix and guide movement and reduce their friction. Longitudinal grooves or ridges on the surface of the guide rail are used to guide and fix machine parts, special equipment, instruments, etc.
Guide rails, also known as slide rails, linear guide rails and linear slide rails, are used for linear reciprocating motions. They have a higher rated load than linear bearing, and can bear a certain torque, so as to realize high-precision linear motion under high load. The guiding device in mechatronics system is generally a guide rail, which consists of a moving part and a guiding part. When all kinds of machinery are running, the guide rail pair ensures the correct motion trajectory of the actuator. The guide rail pair also affects the motion characteristics of the actuator.