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Precision Ball Screws
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Precision Ball Screws

Features


High Efficiency and Reversibility
Compared with the sliding friction of the conventional Acme screw, TSUBAKI Precision Ball Screws have an efficiency of over 90% because of the rolling contact between the screw and nut.

No Stick Slip
Substituting a rolling contact for the sliding metal to metal contact minimizes starting friction, and eliminates the stick slip tendency where a slow, smooth linear motion is required.

Precise Accuracy
All TSUBAKI Precision Ball Screws are ground, assembled and inspected with the most modern and efficient facilities at a temperature controlled plant.

Wear and Life
The balls rolling in the hardened grooves reduce wear to a minimum. TSUBAKI Precision Ball Screws, therefore, last for years without reducing the original accuracy.


Type of Nut
T type nut
A return-tube is setup on the cut surface of the nut, so that the return-tube does not project from outside of the nut.
N type nut
The nut thickness is kept to the thinnest possible so that the return tube projects from the outside diameter of the nut. This nut, of a smaller outside diameter makes it possible to use a screw shaft of bigger diameter in the same space.

Z type nut
A return-cap recirculation system makes use of the advantages of T-type and N-type nuts. This type of internal recirculation reduces the diametric size to a minimum and avoids unnecessary projections.
E type nut
TSUBAKI's unique recirculation system can be used with an extra lead for high speed applications. This system allows high speed operation without changing of DN value by using a high lead of twice the shaft diameter.

I type nut
A prelading condition can be obtained by a single nut as same as a double nut and is adjusted by changing the pitch of each of the circuits in the nut.


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