A - 62
W - 50
Q - M6
B - 10
L - 47
d - 20
D - 39
H - 41
Weight - 0.420 kg.
Ball nuts for SFU series ball screws have specific design features and functions that make them suitable for various applications where precise linear motion is required.
Ball Nut Construction and Operation:
1. Nut with internal thread:
- Has spiral grooves that match those of the screw.
- The balls move in these grooves, ensuring smooth motion.
2. Balls:
- Made of hardened steel.
- Arranged in closed circuits inside the nut, allowing them to circulate continuously.
3. Circulation system:
- Consists of channels and return paths that allow the balls to circulate without leaving the nut.
Operating Principle
- When the screw rotates, the balls between the screw and the nut ensure linear motion of the nut.
- This converts the rotational motion of the screw into linear motion of the nut.
- The balls significantly reduce friction between the screw and the nut compared to traditional screws and nuts.
- This results in less wear and higher precision.
- Require good protection against dust and other contaminants that could damage the balls or grooves.
Ball nuts for SFU ball screws are a critical component in many modern systems requiring precision and reliability. Their unique characteristics make them indispensable in a variety of industries and applications.