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News Release from: Automotion (Int'l) | Subject: Linear X-roller bearings
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 02 December 2002
Linear X-roller bearings are a natural
choice
When specifying linear X-roller bearings, Automotion (Int'l) has the range, stock and expertise to be the preferred source by many leading UK companies.
When specifying linear X-roller bearings, Automotion (Int'l) has the range, stock and expertise to be the preferred source by many leading UK companies This specialist field was pioneered over the past 30 years by a London based company Capital Bearings which was acquired by Automotion in 1998 as part of its expansion plans
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 4 Sep 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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This affiliation brought to the company not only a wealth of linear product (linear bearings, ballscrews, leadscrews and hardware), but also the associated product and technical knowledge, which complemented Automotion's existing core business of ' precision mechanical components manufactured and supplied by WM Berg of New York.
High-quality X-roller rail sets, retained roller and ball cages in sizes from R1 to R12 are manufactured by two of Europe's leading sources: Rosa Sistemi of Italy, and Cleveland Precision of Germany.
Popular sizes are stocked at Automotion, and are supplied at very competitive prices.
This pricing policy has lead to Automotion being the first choice by many bearing distributors, when looking for an edge when reselling.
When it comes to X-roller linear bearings Automotion reckons it is the UK's natural.
The company has a free catalogue detailing all its products.
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