Linear Rails

Linear and curved guides with ball and roller bearings, with hardened raceways, high load capacities, self-alignment and capable of working in dirty environments.

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Compact Rail & Compact Rail Plus

Compact Rail & Compact Rail Plus

Self-aligning linear guides with bearings and a C-profile made of cold-drawn carbon steel, induction hardened and ground raceways.
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
TLC KLC ULC
ROLLERS
15000
-20°C/+120°C
TG/TMG
ROLLERS
10800
-20°C/+120°C

MiniRoller Rail

Compact linear guide with rollers, induction hardened and honed raceways.
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
RMR
ROLLERS
820
-20°C/+120°C

X-Rail

Linear bearings with bended C-profile. Available in zinc-plated steel, stainless steel or hardened with Rollon NOX treatment
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
TEX TES UEX UES
ROLLERS
1740
-20°C/+100°C TEX-UEX -20°C/+120°C TES-UES
TEN/TEP UEN
ROLLERS
3240
-30°C/+150°C

Easyslide

Linear ball rails with single slider or multiple sliders
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
SN
BALLS
122000
-20°C/+170°C
SNK
BALLS
10858
-20°C/+70°C

Curviline

Curvilinear rails with radial ball bearing rollers
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
CKR CVR CKRH CVRH CKRX CVRX
ROLLERS
2475
-20°C/+80°C

O-Rail

Modular linear guides with rollers.
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
FXRG
ROLLERS
4000
-20°C/+120°C

Prismatic Rail

Prismatic rails with bearings and induction hardened v-shaped raceways.
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
P
ROLLERS
15000
-10°C/+80°C

Speedy Rail

Self-supporting linear rail in extruded aluminum with steel rollers covered in plastic compound.
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
SR35
ROLLERS
400
-30°C/+80°C
SRC48
ROLLERS
540
-30°C/+80°C
SR
ROLLERS
14482
-30°C/+80°C

Mono Rail

Re-circulating ball profiled linear rails with high load capacity
ProductSectionHardenedSelf alignmentSliderAnticorrosionLoad capacity [n] FxOperating temperature
MR
SPHERES
249000
-10°C/+60°C
MMR
SPHERES
8385
-20°C/+80°C

Things to know

What Does a Linear Actuator Do?

A linear actuator (also known as a linear motion actuator) is a machine component that creates motion in a straight line. Linear actuators operate differently than conventional electric motors, which work in a circular motion. This can be incredibly beneficial depending on your machine tools or industrial equipment.

Simply put, there are times when an object, or piece of equipment, requires being moved in a straight line. Electric linear actuators can achieve this movement speed and precision. The fact that they can be so precise and repeatable makes them efficient and reliable for your industrial projects.

It is also important to note that not all linear actuators are the same. At first glance, they might seem like they serve the same purpose. However, there are differences that might be more specific to your needs than others.

Here are some of the common types of linear actuators:

  • Ball Screw Actuator: An incredibly common tool, rotating the screw in order to drive it forward.
  • Rack and Pinion Actuator: This model implements the concept of a wheel and axle. Specifically, a rotating wheel moves a cable, chain, or belt to produce linear motion.
  • Pneumatic Actuator: These models use air pressure to generate force and move an object. These can be efficient since they use less energy than many electric actuators. However, they are a bit bulkier because they require an affiliated air tank. Additionally, they are not used as commonly with large or heavy machinery.

While these types of linear actuators don’t comprise the full list of options, these are some of the most common. Additionally, we have a wide range of models for you to check out and take advantage of.

Take a look at our linear options below, and find something right for your job.

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