The linear modules in the photo have been sorted on the workshop floor ahead of packing. The batch includes several body lengths, and the motor-end fittings are not the same on every unit. Each configuration is kept together so the matching parts can be checked before shipment.
One related product in our catalogue is the HGWS95F-I Ball Screw Linear Slide. It uses a 16 mm C7 ball screw, one HGR20 linear guide rail and an HGW20 flanged block. The screw and guide assembly are housed inside an aluminum profile measuring 95 mm in width, while the carriage is 110 mm wide. Available travel lengths range from 100 mm to 800 mm.
Four screw leads are available: 5, 10, 16 and 20 mm. The module can be supplied for either a stepper or servo motor. Different motor mounting arrangements are available to suit the machine layout.
Poland has an established automotive supply and metalworking industry. Around Katowice and other industrial centres, local manufacturers produce automotive parts, machinery and equipment for different production processes. Linear modules are used in some of these machines to position fixtures, feed components and move workpieces between stations.
Before selecting a module, we normally ask about the required travel, moving load, installation direction and motor type. These details are important when checking the screw lead and guide arrangement, especially if the unit will carry a heavy fixture or work in a vertical position.
For a non-standard request, send us a drawing with the required travel, fixing-hole positions and motor side marked. If the installation direction or moving load is unusual, please include that information too. Standard models can also be ordered individually, without purchasing a full batch.
Before the wooden case is closed, we cover the exposed screw and carriage surfaces. The longer profiles are supported along their length and secured in place, so the weight does not rest on the carriage alone during sea transport to Poland.
