Beschreibung
Linear ball bearings or linear bearings for short, colloquially also called ball bushings or also ball bushings, are special ball bearings with an unusual, because axial (instead of radial) ball circulation. The purpose of this bearing is not (as with all other rolling bearings) to support a rotating element, but to guide the translational, i.e. straight-line, motion of a machine element along a cylindrical shaft with as little friction as possible. This results in one of several types of special linear guidance system, the so-called shaft guidance system. A distinction between locating and non-locating bearings, as is common with rolling bearings, is therefore meaningless in the case of linear ball bearings.
Linear ball bearings can compensate for slight unevenness in linear shafts. Nevertheless, we recommend using fine-ground shafts in order to achieve the best possible synchronization.
Features:
- Inner diameter 8 mm
- Outside diameter 15 mm
- length 45 mm
- flange: 21 x 32 mm
- quiet running
- LMH8LUU
| Offer package: | No |
| Assembly: | Mechanik |
| Manufacturer: | Advanc3D |
| Manufacturer warranty: | None |
| Manufacturer number: | not applicable |
| Country and region of manufacture: | China |
| Brand: | Advanc3D |
| Modified item: | No |
| Product type: | Montage der Stangenhalterung |
| Item weight: | 0,05 kg |
Artikelnummer: 133411
Vibration dampers for Nema17 stepper motors. With these dampers, the motor vibrations of the Nema17 motors can be reduced. To avoid skewing of the stepper after tensioning the GT2 belts, we recommend two dampers per motor for X and Y axis.
Features:
- Two steel mounts with vibration dampening rubber layer.
- Designed for Nema17 motors
- Virtually torsion free with no loss of damping
- Torsionally stiff
*Note: This item is shipped in bulk (like screws in a box). It may well be that the surfaces are scratched, but this does not affect the function.
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