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As the axial
stiffness, as well as the critical speed, can be improved by supporting
the screw at both ends by thrust bearings, this method is often
used. However, keep in mind, that at least on one end the maximum
journal diameter must be smaller than the root diameter of the ballthread.
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Otherwise, it
will be impossible to mount the nut. Using shrunk bushings at both
ends will make it impossible to remove the nut and may result in
extra repair costs.
The following
table gives examples of typical ballscrew / bearing assemblies.
However, it is not possible to cover all combinations in this catalog.
Please refer to our engineering service for further information.

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Ballscrew
nominal diameter [mm]
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INA-Bearing
w/ journal configuration acc. to fig.
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top
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middle
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bottom
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16
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ZKLN1034
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-
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ZKLN1242
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20
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ZKLN1242
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-
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ZKLN1545
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25
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ZKLN1747
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-
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ZKLN2052
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32
(P 5)
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ZKLN2557
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-
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-
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32(P 10)
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ZKLN2052
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ZKLN2557
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-
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40(P 5)
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ZKLN3062
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-
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-
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40(P 10)
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-
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ZARN3062
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-
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50(P 5)
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ZKLN4075
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-
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-
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50(P 10)
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-
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ZARN4075LTN
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-
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63(P 5)
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ZKLN5090
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-
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-
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63(P 10)
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ZARN4090LTN
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ZARN45105LTN
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-
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80
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-
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ZARN50110LTN
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-
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100
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-
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ZARN60120LTN
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-
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This brief overview
cannot give a generally valid optimum bearing solution. Radial loads due
to drive belt tension or increased axial loads due to pre-tensioning a
ballscrew must also be considered. Steinmeyer has CAD software available,
which is used by our engineers to select the optimum solution for your
individual application.
Miniature ballscrews
will usually be supported using thrust bearings on one end, or by using
one deep groove ballbearing on each end, which are preloaded against each
other. In this case use ballbearings with increased backlash, in order
to provide a better contact angle after backlash elimination.
For applications with
larger axial forces, it is recommended to use angular contact ballbearings.
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