Industrial Drawer Slide - Side by Side SDS28S-0370 Full Extension, Slim Design, Stroke: 380mm

Full-extension drawer slide, heavy-duty steel, size 28 with a 380mm maximum stroke, using a side-by-side S-Beam configuration and ball bearing linear guide action to support cantilevered loads from just one side in a narrow telescopic assembly. The slide is built from two zinc-plated hardened steel SDP rail components, each 28mm wide, arranged side by side to create an assembled profile only 17mm thick. One rail remains fixed while the other carries the moving tray, panel, bin, or service module. A precision ball cage travels between the rail surfaces for rigid, low-friction guidance. Unlike conventional drawer slides mounted on both sides of a cabinet or frame, the SDS layout supports heavy one-sided loads where installation width is limited.

  • Nominal Size: 28mm
  • Slim Dimension: 17mm
  • Rail Length: 370 mm
  • Max Stroke: 380 mm
  • Max Static Load (Fy): 769 N
  • Slide Direction: Single – use the configurator to select double direction
  • Material: Hardened Steel (56.5–60.5 HRC)
  • Finish: Zinc Plated
$934.33
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11.51 lbs17 mm370 mm84 mm
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