Manual Linear slide X-Y axis combined

• Sep 2, 2008

• #2

carnage1

Electrical

Feb 15, 2003

348

how about Parker slides with micrometer mounts? we would just stack them at right angles and mount our stuff on top.

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• Sep 3, 2008

• Thread starter
• #3

chrisw2

Mechanical

Sep 2, 2008

2

thanks just what i was looking for.!

 

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• Sep 3, 2008

• #4

tygerdawg

Mechanical

Mar 31, 2004

1,164

Shouldn't be hard to find on the net. Search for "dovetail slides" or "stages" or "X-Y slides" or "X-Y stages" in Thomasnet.com or globalspec.com . I used a pair of dovetail slides in a design to position a tool accurately but inexpensively.

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• Sep 5, 2008

• #5

AlliedAuto

Mechanical

Sep 12, 2007

27

Try the DGE series of Festo linear slides. Used them on a job recently to apply glue to the inside of a bore. They werk well. You can contact me directly if you need more assistance.

 

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• Sep 5, 2008

• #6

AlliedAuto

Mechanical

Sep 12, 2007

27

sorry, thought it was the x-axis only. You could probably go with a piggy back set-up, one cylinder mounted perpendicular to the other if you have the room. Alterntavily, try Festo.

 

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• Jan 15, 2009

• #7

Gamecock30

Industrial

Jan 15, 2009

5

PHD offers a great multi-motion linear slide. I was very pleased, and they ship in 1-2 days so that always helps.

 

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