Many machines manufactured today have a rack and pinion in the drive system.Whether these products are straight or helical, they are very important because of their positioning task.These drive systems are preferred in wood router, metal machining center or laser cutting machines, especially in the X-Y axis.
In my previous posts, I said that I will explain the planetary reducer selection, later.As you know, planetary gearboxes have many types produced according to need.Helical gear planetary reducers can be used for precise positioning and low operating noise, and straight gear planetary reducers can be used for standard applications.Of course, these definition classifies reducers…
Basics of Ball Screw Production Ball screw production is a process that requires high precision.Many manufacturers have transferred almost a hundred years of metal machining experience to ball screw production.However, there are companies that have started this business recently.Especially new companies have lower budgets, so they choose custom ball screw production.As it is known, screw…
Linear Guide, Rack&Pinion , Reducer and Servo Motor Sizing for Vertical Motion Now we have started the calculation of vertical motion. When designing the machine, you need to know that the coefficient of gravitational acceleration will be added to the vertical linear motion calculations.We should also pay more attention to inertia ratio between load and…
Defination of Ball Transfer Units Transfer ball units are machine equipment used in the machinery industry today. Their task is to transfer the loads placed on them with the rotating ball inside.They are generally used in conveyors, in the feeding / part output sections of the machines and in the areas where packaging work…
Ball Screw is a feed screw that turns the radial motion into linear motion by making a rolling motion between the screw’s ball channel and the nut’s ball recirculaiton channel.The reason for using it instead of trapezoidal shaft is high efficiency. Due to the ball between the nut and the shaft, the friction effect is…