Composition and Characteristics

1500/2500/3000mm Ball Screws typically consist of steel bearings and may utilize aluminum alloy components.

They are designed to have minimum starting torque, meaning they require very little force to initiate linear motion.

This feature makes ball screws well-suited for applications requiring high-speed and precise micro-feed movements, such as CNC machining and robotics.

Stainless Steel Ball Screws

Stainless steel ball screws offer exceptional positioning accuracy and repeatability.

Their construction from stainless steel enhances durability and resistance to corrosion, making them suitable for use in demanding environments or applications requiring sterile conditions.

Ball Screw Materials

In industrial automation and robotics, ball screws are vital for precise linear motion. The materials used, like chromium-molybdenum steel for the screw shaft, ensure strength and durability. Brass or steel ball nuts maintain accuracy, while high-grade bearing steel or ceramic balls minimize friction, ensuring efficiency and reliability in mechanical systems.

The ball screw is an ideal product for converting rotary motion into linear motion or linear motion into rotary motion.

Ball screw is the most commonly used transmission element in tool and precision machinery.

Its main function is to convert rotary motion into linear motion, or to convert torque into axial repetitive force.

It has the characteristics of high precision, reversibility and high efficiency. 

Due to its low friction resistance, 

ball screws are widely used in various industrial equipment and precision instruments.