Linear Guide Rail

A rolling guide built from a hardened shaft mounted in an aluminum seat, paired with a recirculating-ball slide block — the aluminum seat is what separates this SBR16 rail assembly from the LUU-style

TBR guide rails use a flanged slider with through-threaded mounting holes and a solid base, trading the SBR rail's lighter hollow-aluminum construction for higher rigidity and load capacity.

A 100 mm supported round linear guide rail for SBR10 bearing blocks, designed to provide smooth guided movement while reducing shaft deflection over the installed length.

An open linear bearing block designed for use with a TBR20 supported round guide rail, providing smooth reciprocating motion along a 20 mm shaft.

The SCAJ block carries a round shaft in an aluminium housing and allows the bearing clearance to be adjusted during installation.

SCE and SCEL blocks are ready-mounted linear bearings for round shafts. The SCE version has a standard-length housing, while SCEL provides a longer bearing body where additional support is required.

TBR16 is a 16 mm round shaft fixed along an aluminium support rail. Its lower mounting height makes it useful where an SBR rail would sit too high.

The SCS block combines a linear ball bearing with a rectangular aluminium housing. It runs on a hardened round shaft and can be fastened directly beneath a moving plate.

A short housed linear ball bearing designed to run on a 16 mm round shaft where the available mounting length is limited.

A TBR series carriage designed to travel on a supported round-shaft rail without interfering with the shaft support underneath.

A supported round-shaft rail supplied with metal shims for making small height and alignment corrections during installation.

A long-body linear ball bearing unit for guided travel on metric round shafts, available in standard and clearance-adjustable versions.