Belt driven actuated linear guide
max. 3 m/s, max. 3 m, max. 1275 N | MTC series
PBC Linear
The MTC042 linear actuator is a flat profile design constructed from a 42 mm x 75mm (1.65 in x 2.95 in) body profile made from anodized aluminum for corrosion resistance; allowing the MTB042 to operate in severe environments. The linear actuators outer surfaces are precision extruded, providing for flush mounting on both sides and the base to facilitate a qualified, clean and easy installation. T-slots along the full body length ensure mounting on numerous orientations with ease and for ancillary items, such as sensors, to be mounted directly to its body.
Linear motion is driven by a steel reinforced timing belt. Belts provide for high speed, high force and high acceleration while maintaining accurate positioning. Applications requiring long lengths of travel are optimum for using belt drives over screw drives mainly due to not being subjected to vibrations caused by the screws when reaching critical speed. Smooth running, low noise and low maintenance are other benefits when using belt drive systems.
Linear guidance is through re-circulating ball bearing runner blocks traveling on hardened and ground profile rails. The profile rail and bearing design provide high rigidity, accuracy and speed with low friction, noise and vibration for the carriage. Integrated with the carriage is a stainless steel strip with magnetic seals; which facilitates operation in environments of high contamination and clean room reliant by keeping dirt and grime out of the system while also keeping any excess particulates from transferring out of the unit.
Linear motion is driven by a steel reinforced timing belt. Belts provide for high speed, high force and high acceleration while maintaining accurate positioning. Applications requiring long lengths of travel are optimum for using belt drives over screw drives mainly due to not being subjected to vibrations caused by the screws when reaching critical speed. Smooth running, low noise and low maintenance are other benefits when using belt drive systems.
Linear guidance is through re-circulating ball bearing runner blocks traveling on hardened and ground profile rails. The profile rail and bearing design provide high rigidity, accuracy and speed with low friction, noise and vibration for the carriage. Integrated with the carriage is a stainless steel strip with magnetic seals; which facilitates operation in environments of high contamination and clean room reliant by keeping dirt and grime out of the system while also keeping any excess particulates from transferring out of the unit.
