Products

The SCS carriage turns a standard round shaft into a practical mounting point for a moving plate, sensor bracket or machine fixture.

An aluminum-housed linear slide unit containing a ball bushing for guided movement along a matching round shaft.

A cylindrical linear guide assembly consisting of a supported round shaft and matching slide blocks. SBR and TBR configurations are available as complete units or as separate components.

Mounting a shaft slightly off the base surface, on a rail that supports it continuously along its length, keeps the shaft from sagging under moderate to heavy loads over spans where an unsupported

TBR uses a flanged slider on a low assembly-height rail, with mounting available either from above or below the rail. Compared to the SBR series, TBR sits lower once installed, which makes it a

CNC worktables and tool holders put a slide through thousands of direction reversals a day, and the flanged slider on this TBR-based system is built specifically to hold up under that kind of

SBR Open Linear Bearing Carriages travel along continuously supported round shafts. The opening beneath each bearing clears the shaft support, allowing the carriage to move while the rail remains

The SCAJ Fine Adjustment Linear Bearing Unit gives a round-shaft carriage a means of reducing radial play after assembly. It combines a sealed ball bushing, an aluminum-alloy housing and a separate

The Aluminum Pedestal Shaft Clamp holds a stationary round shaft above a machine base. Its raised body, two mounting feet and slotted bore combine shaft positioning and clamping in one aluminum-alloy

The BK20 BF20 Ball Screw Bearing Pair supports a rotating screw at two distinct positions: the BK20 establishes its axial location, while the BF20 carries the opposite journal. Both units use

LMF bearings combine a cylindrical ball bushing with a round mounting flange. The listed UU range fits shafts from 6 to 60 mm; the product photographs also show an extended LUU version, which

Some equipment simply doesn't have room for a tall guide assembly — a compact machine housing, a stacked multi-axis stage, a printer carriage squeezed between other components. EGH's square,