Roh’lix® linear actuators convert rotary motion to linear travel and carry loads at speeds up to 70 inches per second depending on size. They are ideal for positioning operations in all ...

Lead screws are commonly used to convert rotary motion into linear motion, and often provide actuation to a set of linear bearings. Tribologically optimized polymer lead screw nuts — available ...

With lead screws and nuts, whenever you convert a directional motion from one type to another, it is the accuracy and the efficiency of how that motion is transferred, is the key to optimum machine ...

Screw threads convert rotary motion to linear motion by using spiral grooves. When you turn a screw (rotary), it moves forward or backward (linear). Examples include machine vice in workshops, jar ...

For electric linear actuators, this means converting the rotary motion of an electric motor into linear motion. Electric motors are not new technology, and have been around for nearly 200 years! For ...

You may have heard the terms “linear shaft”, “post”, and “rotary shaft” before, but what are the differences between these terms, and which applications should you use them in? Don’t worry, we’re here ...

Chain drives convert rotary motion to linear motion through a series of chain links that mesh with a toothed sprocket and with a linear slide. An advantage of chain drives over belt drives is higher ...

Rotary step motors, Figure 1, next page, with integral lead screws that convert rotary to linear motion are at the heart of each light.Each motor rotor serves as the mating “nut” on a lead ...

They carry loads at speeds up to 70 inches per second and are designed for horizontal or vertical applications. Ideal for positioning operations in all types of machinery, Roh'lix is often a less ...