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Linear Bush Series Slide Unit Series Shaft Unit Series: Natec Corporation Ltd. Japan
Linear Bush Series Slide Unit Series Shaft Unit Series: Natec Corporation Ltd. Japan
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INDEX
TECHNICAL INFORMATION 1
LINEAR BUSH SERIES
KH 9
LM 10
LME 12
LMB 14
LM L 16
LME L 17
LMF/LMK/LMH 18
LMEF/LMEK 20
LMF L/LMK L/LMH L 22
LMEF L/LMEK L 24
LMFC/LMKC 26
LMEFC/LMEKC 27
SLIDE SHAFT
SFP 31
SFPT 32
DIMENSIONS OF ASSEMBLE 36
1.0
Load Rating 0.9
Hardness Factor f
Hardness Factor (fH) 0.8
Basic Dynamic Load Rating (C) Basic Static Load Rating (Co) 0.7
The shaft must be sufficiently hardened when a linear
This term is arrived at based on an evaluation of a This term defines a static load such that, at the 0.6
contacting position where the maximurn stress is bushing is used. lf not properly hardened, permissible
number of identical linear systems individually run 0.5
exercised, the sum of the permanent deformation load is lowered and the life of the bushing will be
in the same conditions, if 90% of them can run with 0.4
of the rolling elements and that of the rolling plane is shortened.
the load (with a constant value in a constant 0.3
0.0001 time of the diameter of the rolling elements. 0.2
direction) for adistance of 50 km without damage
caused by rolling fatigue. This is the basis of the 0.1
Table 1.Stactic Safety Factors
rating. 60 50 40 30 20 10
Allowable Static Moment (M) Condition of use Low limit of fs Raceway Hardness HRC
This term defines the allowable limit value of static When the shaft has less deflection
and shock 1to2
moment load,with reference to the amount of
When elastic deformation should Temperature Coefficient (fT) Fig.1 Hardness Factor
permanent deformation similar to that used for be considered with respect to If the temperature of the linear system exceeds 100
evaluation of basic rated load (Co).
Temperature Coefficient f
pinch load 2to4 hardness of the linear system and the shaft lowers to
Static Safety Factor (fs) 1.0
When the equipment is subject to decrease the permissible load compared to that of the
This factor is used based on the application vibration and impacts 3to5 0.9
linear system used at room temperature. As a result,
condition as shown in Table 1. 0.8
the abnormal temperature rise shortens the rating life.
0.7
0.6
Rating Life
0.5
Rating Life of the Linear System Consideration and influence of vibration impact loads 100 150 200 250
As long as the linear system reciprocates while and distribution of load should be taken into account Temperature of Linear System
being loaded,continuous stress acts on the linear when designing a linear motion system . it is difficult
system to cause flaking on the rolling bobies and to calculate the actual load . The rating life is also
planes because of material fatigue. The travelling affected by the operating temperature. In these Table 2 Contact Coefficient
conditions, the expression (1) is arranged as follows: Contact Coeffcient (fc)
distance of linear system until the fist flaking
Generally two or more linear bushings are used on
occurs is called the life of the systems of the same H. r . c c Number of linear
For ball type:L=( f f f p ) .50
3
fw
one shaft. Thus, the load on each linear sysem differs systems per shaft Contact coefficient fc
dimensions, structure,material,heat treatment and
depending on each processing accuracy. Because the
processing method, when used in the same condi- 1 1.00
L:Rating life (km) fh:Hardness factor (See Fig.1) linear bushings are not loaded equally, the number
tions,This variation is brought about from the essential C:Basic dynamic load rating (N) 2 0.81
of linear bushings per shaft changes the permissible
variations in the material fatigue itself. The rating life fT:Temperatuer coefficient (See Fig.2) P:Load (N)
3 0.72
fC:Contact coefficient (See Table 2) load of the system.
defined bellow is used as an index for the life expec- fw:Load coefficient (See Table 3) 4 0.66
tancy of the linear system. 5 0.61
Rating Life (L) The rating life in hours can be calculated by obtaining
Rating life is the total travelling distance that 90% the travelling distance per unit time. The rating life in
hours can be obtained from the following expression
of a group of systems of the same size can reach
when the stroke length and the number of strokes
without causing any flaking when they operate under are constant: Table 3 Load Coefficient
the same conditions.
Load Coefficient (fw)
L . 10 Opearating Conditions
3
necessary to accurately obtain object weight, inertial Operation at low speed(15 m/min.
equation with the basic dynamic load rating and the Lh:Rating life in hours (hr) Or less) without impulsive shock 1.0 to 1.5
es:Stroke length (m) force based on motion speed, moment load, and each from outside
load on the linear system: L:Rating life (km)
transition as time passes. However, it is difficult to
n1:No.of strofes per minute (cpm)
Operation at intermediate speed
calculate those valuse accurately because reciprocating (60 m/min. Or less) without 1.5 to 2.0
For ball type:L=( C ).50
3
p (1)
motion involves the repetition of start and stop as well impulsive shock
as vibration and impact. A more practical approach is Operation at high speed
L:rating life (km) C:Basic dynamic load rating (N)
to obtain the load coefficient by taking the actual (over 60 m/min.) With 2.0 to 3.5
P:Load (N) impulsive shock from outside
operatingconditions into account.
Number
NO ENTRY - NO SEAL of rows
SC - LM SERIES SLIDE BLOCK Row 3 4 5 6 8
U - SEAL ON ONE SIDE position
load ratio
SME - LM SERIES OPEN SLIDE BLOCK UU - SEAL ON BOTH SIDES
Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1
Row position
NO ENTRY - STANDARD TYPE
P1 P1 P1 P1
P0 P0 P0 P0 P1 P0 P1
Q 0 =P0 Q 1 =P0 Q 1 = 1.106 P0 Q 1 = 1.354 P0 Q 1 = 1.841 P0
SHAFT DIAMETER L - LENGTHEN TYPE
Q0 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1
Row position
Tolerance P1 P1
P0 P0
P0 P0 P0 P0 P0 P0 P0 P0
Note that precision of inscribed circle diameters and outside diameters for the clearance adjustable type ( -AJ)
Q 0 =P0 Q 0 =1.414 P0 Q 0 = 1.618 P0 Q 0 = 1.732 P0 Q 0 = 2.052 P0
and the open type ( -OP) indicates the value obtained before the corresponding type is subjected to cutting
process.
Load ratio Q 0 Q 1 =1 Q 0 Q 1 =1.414 Q 0 Q 1 =1.463 Q 0 Q 1 =1.280 Q 0 Q 1 =1.115
L=(
HH
50 (1) Totalload: 980N
fWfw strokes are constant:
therefore, the rated life L is obtained as follows: From equation(2), the travelling distance within
3 the lifespan is obtained as follows:
L 10
L:Rated life (km) fH:Hardness factor (See page5) Lh= ( ( (2)
2 s n1 60
H. T. C c L=2X sXn1X60XLh=6 000km
C:Basic dynamic load rating (N) fT:Temperature coefficient (See page5) L=( f f f p ) 50 FH=fT=fC=fW=1.0
fW
P:Working load (N) fc:Contact coefficient (See page5) Lh:Lifespan s:Stroke length (m)
=( 882
490
)x50=292km From equation(1), the basic dynamic load rating is
fw:Load coefficient L:Rated life (km) n:Number of strokes per minute (cpm) obtained as follows:
Fig.2 Fig.5
1.Shaft
The rolling balls in the KOLMB linear bushing are 3.The shaft diameter for the clearance adjustable
in point contact with the shaft surface Therefore, linear bush and open linear bush should as much
the shaft dimensions, tolerance, surface finish, as possible be of the lower value of the inscribed Fig.4
and hardness greatly affect the traveling circle diameter in the specification table. Do not
performance of the bush. The shaft should be set the shaft diameter to the upper value.
manufactured with due attention to the following 4.Zero clearance or negative clearance increases
points: the frictional resistance slightly. if the negative
1.since the surface finish critically affects smooth clearance is too tight, the deformation of the
rolling of balls, grind the shaft at 1.5 S or better outside cylinder will become larger,to shorten
Fig.3 Fig.6
2.Thebest hardness of the shaft is HRC 60 to 64. the bush life.
Hardness less than HRC 60 decreases the life
considerably, and hence reduces the permissible 2.Housing
load. On the other hand, hardness over HRC 64 There is a wide range of housings differing in
accelerates ball weer. design, machining, and mounting. For the fitness
and shapes of housings, see Table 2 and the
following section on mounting.
KH Series
D
d
Japan
KH
1N=0.102kgf
KH 20 30 PP
LM Series LM Series
L
LM LM -OP LM -AJ
B
W W
h
h1
dr dr
dr
D D1
LM LM OP LM AJ
LM20UU 5 LM20UU-OP 4 LM20UUAJ 5 100 20 0 32 42 30.5 1.6 30.5 1.5 11 60 -6 882 1370 LM20UU
-10 0
LM25UU 6 LM25UU-OP 5 LM25UUAJ 6 240 25 40 59 41 1.85 38 2 12 50 15 980 1570 LM25UU
-15
LM30UU 6 LM30UU-OP 5 LM30UUAJ 6 270 30 45 64 44.5 1.85 43 2.5 15 50 1570 2740 LM30UU
-8
LM35UU 6 LM35UU-OP 5 LM35UUAJ 6 425 35 52 70 0 49.5 0 2.1 49 2.5 17 50 1670 3140 LM35UU
0 0 -300 -400
LM40UU 6 LM40UU-OP 5 LM40UUAJ 6 654 40 60 80 60.5 2.1 57 3 20 50 20 -10 2160 4020 LM40UU
-12 -19
LM50UU 6 LM50UU-OP 5 LM50UUAJ 6 1700 50 80 100 74 2.6 76.5 3 25 50 3820 7940 LM50UU
-13
LM60UU 6 LM60UU-OP 5 LM60UUAJ 6 2000 60 0/-15 90 0/-22 110 85 3.15 86.5 3 30 50 25 4700 10000 LM60UU
1N=0.102kgf
D D1
LME LME OP LME AJ
1N=0.102kgf
D D1
LMB LMB OP LMB AJ
1N=0.102kgf
L L
B B
W W W
W
dr dr
D1
D1
D
D
LM L LME L
Main dimensions and Tolerance Basic Load Main dimensions and Tolerance Basic Load
Ball Weight Rating Rating
Part No. (g) dr Tolerance D Tolerance L Tolerance B Tolerance W D1 Part No. Ball Weight dr Tolerance D Tolerance L Tolerance B Tolerance W D1
Circuit C Co C Co
(mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) (mm) N N Circuit (g) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) (mm) N N
LM6LUU 4 16 6 12 35 27 1.1 11.5 323 530 LME8LUU 4 40 8 16 0/-9 46 33 1.1 15.2 421 804
0 +9
-13 -1 45.8
LM8LUU 4 31 8 15 45 35 1.1 14.3 431 784 LME12LUU 4 80 12 22 0 61 0 0 1.3 21 813 1570
-11 -300 -400
LM10LUU 4 62 10 0 19 55 44 1.3 18 588 1100 LME16LUU 5 115 16 26 68 49.8 1.3 24.9 921 1780
+11
-10 0 0 -1
LM12LUU 4 80 12 21 57 46 1.3 20 813 1570 LME20LUU 5 180 20 32 80 61 1.6 30.5 1370 2740
0 -300 -400
-16 0
LM13LUU 4 90 13 23 61 46 1.3 22 813 1570 LME25LUU 6 430 25 40 112 82 1.85 38 1570 3140
+13 -13
5 -2 104.2
LM16LUU 145 16 28 70 53 1.6 27 1230 2350 LME30LUU 6 615 30 47 123 1.85 44.5 2500 5490
0 0
LM20LUU 5 180 20 32 80 61 1.6 30.5 1400 2740 LME40LUU 6 1400 40 62 151 121.2 2.15 59 3430 8040
0 -400 -500
0 0 +16 -15
LM25LUU 6 440 25 40 112 82 1.85 38 1560 3140 LME50LUU 6 2320 50 75 192 155.2 2.65 72 6080 15900
-12 -19 -4
LM30LUU 6 480 30 45 123 89 1.85 43 2490 5490 LME60LUU 6 3920 60 90 0/-20 209 170 3.15 86.5 7550 20000
LM60LUU 6 3500 60 0/-20 90 0/-25 209 170 3.15 86.5 7550 20000
1N=0.102kgf
L
H W
W F
h
d2
d1
D D
P.C. P.C.
dr
D1
A
D
LMF LMK
A A
LMF LMK LMH13 or less LMH16 or more
LMH
Eccentricity
Radial Basic Load Main Dimensions and Tolerance
Weight
Ball Clearance Rating
Part No. (g) (max) Part No.
Circuit (max) C Co dr Tolerance D Tolerance L Tolerance D1 Tolerance H PCD K W A F
m d1xd2xh
F K H m N N (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
LMF16UU LMK16UU LMH16UU 5 120 104 112 774 1180 16 28 37 48 6 38 37 34 31 22 4.5x7.5x4.1 LMF/K/H16UU
LMF20UU LMK20UU LMH20UU 5 180 145 167 -6 882 1370 20 32 42 54 8 43 42 38 36 24 5.5x9x5.1 LMF/K/H20UU
0 0
LMF25UU LMK25UU LMH25UU 6 340 300 325 15 980 1570 25 40 59 62 8 51 50 46 40 32 5.5x9x5.1 LMF/K/H25UU
-10 -19
LMF30UU LMK30UU LMH30UU 6 470 375 388 1570 2740 30 45 64 74 10 60 58 51 49 35 6.6x11x6.1 LMF/K/H30UU
-8 0
LMF35UU LMK35UU 6 650 560 1670 3140 35 52 70 82 0 10 67 64 6.6x11x6.1 LMF/K/35UU
-300
0 0 -300
LMF40UU LMK40UU 6 1060 880 20 -10 2160 4020 40 60 80 96 13 78 75 9x14x8.1 LMF/K/40UU
-12 -22
LMF50UU LMK50UU 6 2200 2000 3820 7940 50 80 100 116 13 98 92 9x14x8.1 LMF/K/50UU
-13
LMF60UU LMK60UU 6 3000 2560 25 4700 10000 60 0/-15 90 0/-25 110 0/-400 134 18 112 106 11x17x11.1 LMF/K/60UU
1N=0.102kgf
L
H
h
K
d2
d1
D
PC
D PC
D1
D
LMEF LMEK A A LMEK
LMEF
Weight Eccentricity
Radial Basic Load Main Dimensions and Tolerance
Ball (g) Clearance Rating
Part No. (max)
dr Tolerance D Tolerance L Tolerance D1 Tolerance H PCD K Part No.
Circuit (max) C Co d1xd2xh
m (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) (mm) (mm)
F K m N N
5 -1 LMEF/K/20UU
LMEF20UU LMEK20UU 182 147 862 1370 20 32 45 54 8 43 42 5.5x9x5.1
-6
LMEF25UU LMEK25UU 6 335 295 15 980 1570 25 40 0 58 62 8 51 50 5.5x9x5.1 LMEF/K/25UU
+11 -19
-1 LMEF/K/30UU
LMEF30UU LMEK30UU 6 560 465 1570 2740 30 47 68 76 10 62 60 6.6x11x6.1
0
-8 -300 0
LMEF40UU LMEK40UU 6 1175 975 2160 4020 40 62 80 98 13 80 75 9x14x8.1 LMEF/K/40UU
0 -300
20 +13 -22
LMEF50UU LMEK50UU 6 1745 1545 3820 7940 50 75 100 112 13 94 88 9x14x8.1 LMEF/K/50UU
-2
-13
LMEF60UU LMEK60UU 6 3220 2780 25 4700 9800 60 90 0/-25 125 0/-400 134 18 112 106 11x17x11.1 LMEF/K/60UU
1N=0.102kgf
W
L
H W F
K
d2
d1
D D
PC PC
dr
A
A
D1
D
LMK L
LMF L
A
A
LMF L LMK L LMH13L or less LMH L16 or more
LMH L
Eccentricity
Radial Basic Load Main Dimensions and Tolerance
Weight
Ball Clearance Rating
Part No. (g) (max) dr Tolerance Part No.
Circuit C Co D Tolerance L Tolerance D1 Tolerance H PCD K W A F
(max) d1xd2xh
m (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
F K H m N N
LMF16LUU LMK16LUU LMH16LUU 5 190 165 182 15 -6 1230 2350 16 28 70 48 6 38 37 34 31 22 4.5x7.5x4.1 LMF/K/H16LUU
LMF20LUU LMK20LUU LMH20LUU 5 260 225 247 20 -6 1400 2740 20 32 80 54 8 43 42 38 36 24 5.5x9x5.1 LMF/K/H20LUU
0 0
LMF25LUU LMK25LUU LMH25LUU 6 540 500 525 20 -6 1560 3140 25 40 112 62 8 51 50 46 40 32 5.5x9x5.1 LMF/K/H25LUU
-12 -19
LMF30LUU LMK30LUU LMH30LUU 6 680 590 645 20 -8 2490 5490 30 45 123 74 10 60 58 51 49 35 6.6x11x6.1 LMF/K/H30LUU
LMF60LUU LMK60LUU 6 4500 4060 25 -13 7550 20000 60 0/-20 90 0/-25 209 134 18 112 106 - - - 11x17x11.1 LMF/K/H60LUU
1N=0.102kgf
L
H
d1
d2
K
D1
D
D
PC D
PC
A
A
LMEF L LMEK L
LMEF L LMEK L
Eccentricity
Radial Basic Load Main Dimensions and Tolerance
Ball Weight Clearance Rating
Part No. (max) dr Tolerance D Tolerance L Tolerance D1 Tolerance H PCD K Part No.
Circuit (g) (max) C Co d1xd2xh
m (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) ( m) (mm) (mm) (mm)
m N N
1N=0.102kgf
Main Dimensions and Tolerance Basic Main Dimensions and Tolerance Basic
Ball Weight Load Weight Eccen- Load
Eccen- Rating Ball Rating
Part No. Circuit tricity C Co Part No. Circuit tricity
(g) dr Tolerance D Tolerance L Tolerance I D1 K H PCD d1 d2 h (g) dr Tolerance D Tolerance L Tolerance I D1 K H PCD d1 d2 h C Co
( m) ( m)
Mm ( m) mm ( m) mm ( m) mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm CN CON mm ( m) mm ( m) mm ( m) mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm CN CON
F K F K
LMFC6 LMEFC8 0
4 31 25 6 12 35 15 28 22 5 20 3.5 6 3.1 323 529 4 59 51 8 16 46 20.5 32 25 5 24 3.5 6 3.1 431 804
LMKC6 0 LMEKC8 -13
+9
LMFC8 -13 LMEFC12 -1
4 51 43 8 15 45 20 32 25 5 24 3.5 6 3.1 431 784 4 110 90 12 22 61 27.5 42 32 6 32 4.5 7.5 4.1 15 813 1570
LMKC8 LMEKC12 0 0
LMFC10 LMEFC16 -16 -300
4 98 78 10 19 55 24.5 40 30 6 29 4.5 7.5 4.1 588 1100 5 160 135 16 26 68 31 46 35 6 36 4.5 7.5 4.1 921 1780
LMKC10 0 LMEKC16 +11
-10 15 -1
LMFC12 LMEFC20
4 110 90 12 21 57 -300 25.5 42 32 6 32 4.5 7.5 4.1 813 1570 5 260 225 20 32 80 36 54 42 8 43 5.5 9 5.1 1370 2740
LMKC12 0 LMEKC20
LMFC13 -16 LMEFC25 0
4 130 108 13 23 61 27.5 43 34 6 33 4.5 7.5 4.1 813 1570 6 540 500 25 40 112 52 62 50 8 51 5.5 9 5.1 17 1570 3140
LMKC13 LMEKC25 +13 -19
LMFC16 LMEFC30 -2
5 190 165 16 28 70 32 48 37 6 38 4.5 7.5 4.1 1230 2350 6 815 720 30 47 123 56.5 76 60 10 62 6.6 11 6.1 2500 5490
LMKC16 LMEKC30
LMFC20 LMEFC40 0
5 260 225 20 32 80 36 54 42 8 43 5.5 9 5.1 1400 2740 6 1805 1600 40 62 151 69 98 75 13 80 9 14 8.1 3430 8040
LMKC20 LMEKC40 0 -400
-22 20
LMFC25 0 0 LMEFC50 +16
6 540 500 25 40 112 52 62 50 8 51 5.5 9 5.1 20 1560 3140 6 2820 2620 50 -4 75 192 89.5 112 88 13 94 9 14 8.1 6080 15900
LMKC25 -12 -19 LMEKC50
LMFC30 LMEFC60 0
6 680 590 30 45 123 56.5 74 58 10 60 6.6 11 6.1 2490 5490 6 4920 4480 60 90 209 95.5 134 106 18 112 11 17 11.1 25 7550 20000
LMKC30 LMEKC60 -25
LMFC35 1N=0.102kgf
6 1020 930 35 52 135 62.5 82 64 10 67 6.6 11 6.1 2650 6270
LMKC35 0
LMFC40 0 0 -400
6 1570 1380 40 60 154 69 96 75 13 78 9 14 8.1 25 3430 8040
LMKC40 -15 -22
LMFC50
6 3600 3400 50 80 192 89.5 116 92 13 98 9 14 8.1 6080 15900
LMKC50
LMFC60 0 0
6 4500 4060 60 90 209 95.5 134 106 18 112 11 17 11.1 30 7550 20000
LMKC60 -20 -25
1N=0.102kgf
L
W
4-S1
B +_ 0.2 E C
h +_ 0.02
A
e
Japan
G
H
4-S2 D+_ 0.02
SC S
SC50UU 52 61 122 102 80 25 100 11 M10X25 8.7 34.4 68.8 3820 7940 2100
W
4-S1 W
B +_ 0.2 E L L
4-S1
B +_ 0.2 E C +_ 0.2
C _ 0.2
+
h +_ 0.02
A
h +_ 0.02
A
e
G
G
H
H
A-M6x1
D+_ 0.02 N
SC L 4-S2
4-S2 D+_ 0.02
SC
W L W
E 0.02 E 0.02
4-S
_ 0.2
C+ 4-S L
B 0.2 B 0.2
C 0.2
T
T
h 0.02
h 0.02
e
e
F
F
N
h1 h1
SME ¦È
SMY ¦È
SME16UU 20 22.5 45 45 33 9 10 80 32 30 M5 12 LM16UU-OP 774 1180 150 SMY16UU 20 25 50 45 33 9 6 10 80 36 30 M5 12 LM16UU-OP 774 1180 170
SME20UU 23 24 48 50 39 11 10 60 35 35 M6 12 LM20UU-OP 882 1370 200 SMY20UU 23 27 54 50 39 11 7 10 60 40 35 M6 12 LM20UU-OP 882 1370 240
SME25UU 27 30 60 65 47 14 11.5 50 40 40 M6 12 LM25UU-OP 980 1570 450 SMY25UU 27 38 76 65 47 14 7 11.5 50 54 40 M6 12 LM25UU-OP 980 1570 580
SME30UU 33 35 70 70 56 15 14 50 50 50 M8 18 LM30UU-OP 1570 2740 630 SMY30UU 33 39 78 70 56 15 7 14 50 58 50 M8 18 LM30UU-OP 1570 2740 720
SME35UU 37 40 80 80 63 18 16 50 55 55 M8 18 LM35UU-OP 1670 3140 925 1N=0.102kgf
1N=0.102kgf
_ 0.05
G+
2-T
Japan
C
_ 0.02
h+
E
S R
SK
A B
SK-16 16 27 24 48 16 44 8 25 38 5 5.5 M4 M5 40
SK-30 30 42 42 84 28 70 12 44 64 10 9 M6 M8 180
G 0.02
L T K
H 0.02
B
F
2-S
E
P
J
N MxP N
T S
H
G
SA A B
SHF F
Main dimensions mm
Shaft Weight
Part No .
Dia H G A B C J K L N MxP S T U (g)
h E F
Main dimensions mm SA16-400L 16 25 20 40 400 17.8 5 11.7 18.5 8 80 50 2x150 30 5.5 M5 400
Clamping Mounting
Shaft Weight SA16-500L 500 25 3x150 500
Part No . bolt bolt
diameter L T F B G H S (g) SA16-600L 600 75 3x150 600
designation designation
SA20-200L 200 25 1x150 200
SA20-300L 300 75 1x150 300
SHF-10 10 43 10 5 32 20 24 5.5 M5 M4 13
SA20-400L 20 27 22.5 45 400 17.7 5 10 19 8 50 50 2x150 30 5.5 M6 400
SHF-12 12 47 13 7 36 25 28 5.5 M5 M4 20
SA20-500L 500 25 3x150 510
SHF-13 13 47 13 7 36 25 28 5.5 M5 M4 20 SA20-600L 600 75 3x150 610
E G
1.5S
h X S1
D
T
a1
a2 d1
O N P MxP N
C L
L
B
TA SFP
Dg6
B
G1
F
H 0.2
E A
h
L
G2
Hard Chromed for the surface the shafting K B2
CL
E 0.2 A2 DL 0.2
Main dimensions mm
Part No .
D A B P L E
Diameter H h E A1 A2 B1 B2 C CL DL D F G1 G2 J K