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Ballscrew is ideal link between motor and slide

A Steinmeyer UK product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 19, 2007

At Machine Building 2007 Steinmeyer introduced its latest ballscrew design to the UK market.

August Steinmeyer showed off its extensive range of high quality miniature (3-16mm diameter) and standard size (16-125mm diameter) ballscrews at Machine Building in Birmingham last week.

The company has been established since 1920 and is well known for its high quality ballscrew and nut assemblies as well as its precision measurement instruments.

At Machine Building, Steinmeyer introduced its latest ballscrew design - the ETA+ to the British market.

ETA+ comes very close to being the ideal linkage between motor and slide by providing an extremely stiff but highly efficient connection with no reversing error.

Rigidity has been increased by 50%, compared with standard ballscrews, and friction reduced by 67%.

Working closely with its customers, Steinmeyer specialises in providing tailored ballscrew solutions for a wide range of applications.

Examples of these solutions were on show at Machine Building.

Steinmeyer ballscrews use a very complex profile of thread grooves of the screw and inside the nut.

It is designed to meet the requirements of increased stiffness, smooth motion and low friction.

These profiles, developed from the "gothic arch" profile, allow for optimum control of contact angle, track conformity and backlash of single nuts.

Also on display were examples of the Steinmeyer FMD (Feinmess) linear stages, capable of operating in nano movement ranges.

Feinmess recently launched a new Nanometre Stage with long travels.

The systems can be equipped with different encoders having a resolution of up to 5nm.

Therewith, a repeatability of +/-10nm can be achieved.

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