The standard ball nut of a ball screw is a mechanical component used to convert rotational motion into linear motion with high precision and accuracy. It consists of a threaded nut and a set of recirculating ball bearings that roll along a threaded shaft called a ball screw, translating the rotary motion of the shaft into the linear motion of the nut.
The SFU, SFS, and SFI are different series of standard ball nuts offered by the WERB and SHAC brands. These ball nuts are designed to be interchangeable with other ball screws and are compatible with a wide range of linear motion systems. They are commonly used in industrial applications that require precise linear motion control, such as in CNC machines, robotics, and aerospace equipment.
The SFU series ball nuts are made of high-quality steel and come in a variety of sizes and thread pitches to suit different application requirements. They offer high precision and accuracy, low friction, and long service life.
The SFS series ball nuts are made of a lightweight aluminum alloy and are designed for use in applications that require high speed and low noise. They offer high precision and accuracy, low friction, and excellent dynamic performance.
The SFI series ball nuts are made of special self-lubricating material and are designed for use in applications that require a maintenance-free operation. They offer high precision and accuracy, low friction, and long service life without the need for regular lubrication.
Overall, the WERB and SHAC brands offer a range of standard ball nuts of ball screws to meet different application requirements, all of which provide reliable and accurate linear motion control.
- SFU Series
- SFS Series
- SFI Series
