Lead Screw & Nut Assemblies - Without Motors
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A lead screw is a threaded metal rod that converts rotary motion into linear travel through sliding contact with a nut. Lead screw and nut assemblies are available in various diameters and lead sizes. Motorized assemblies are listed separately as screw actuators. The screws are precision-rolled from 300 Series stainless steel with a PTFE coating to prevent screw flaking. Assemblies include round, triangular, and rectangular nuts in both traditional and anti-backlash designs. The Constant Force™ Anti-Backlash nut employs a spring to uniformly apply radial pressure throughout the motion profile, ensuring consistent performance and delivering 2–4 times less backlash over the product’s lifespan. With a lead accuracy of 0.003"/ft (76 µm/300 mm), these products exceed typical industry specifications by a factor of three.
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