Single Nut for SFS 2010 Screw - EXNSFS2010

SFS (Single-Flange Screw) is a variant of the ball screw assembly and consists of a screw, ball bearings, and a special flange. The main difference between the SFS ball screw assembly and a standard one is the presence of a flange, which is a flat disc attached to the screw and serves to limit the radial movement of the screw. This allows the ball bearing system to withstand higher radial loads.

Here are some of the advantages of the SFS ball screw assembly:

- High load capacity: they can carry significant loads and transmit large forces thanks to the ball bearing system and the flange.

- High precision: The flange and ball bearing system ensure stable and precise linear motion.

- Durability and reliability: SFS units are distinguished by a long service life with proper maintenance.