steffan Ronan

A linear motion guide rail is a machine element that utilizes bearings developed for rotary motion to move heavy objects in a straight line. Also known as recirculating linear ball bearing, or linear guideway, a linear guide consists of three components: a mobile carriage, a rail that supports the movements of the carriage, and balls. Linear motion, developed in 1944,  is enabled by attaching a mechanism for recirculating the balls.

  An industrial automation dealer provides products that involve motion control: chains, cables, gear heads, hydraulics, lasers, actuators, liquid valves, flow controls, motors, optics, linear guides, sensors, circuit breakers, pneumatic valves, stepper motors and drives, switches, vacuums, wiring, transformers, power supplies, safety hardware, metalwork, analytical lab equipment, heating, cooling, couplings, control systems, contactors, relays, and many other various products (cylinders, motors, ballasts), are all part of quality industrial automation hardware supplies.