I am looking for a sort of linear sleeve bearing on a lead screw shaft for support. It allows the lead screw inside to move in the axial direction freely. Does anyone know who is manufacturer to make that?
PS: I prefer not modifying the lead screw into partial round shaft
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I have a pivot shaft with both ends sliding in two slotted holes. Just wonder what kind of bearing I can apply here to get free sliding movement along the slotted holes. The shaft is rotating very slowly and there will be some radial load on the shaft ends interfacing with the slotted holes...
I am looking for an electrical servo brake for the motor. Once the power is off, it will lock the motor output shaft at its position. Once the power is on, the brake will be energized and released to transmit the torque over the shaft. Also, the brake will have some kind of manual release once...
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I might have a dumb question. If a rotary stepper motor is connected to a lead screw system to lift something up, will the pushing axial load be transfered to motor itself? Will the load be supported by the motor partially?
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I am looking for a brass insert which can be floating in the plastics to compensate the center misalignment with the screw. Is it existing from some catalog?
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