Rodless belt drive actuator
max. 5 m/s (196 inch/s), max. 18 000 mm (708 ")
PBC Linear
Belt driven linear actuators rely upon a toothed belt that has an end attached to each end of the carriage. The belt is then looped around pulleys at each end of the actuator. The end where the motor is attached to the pulley is referred to as the "drive end" and the opposite end is known as the "idler end." If the actuator has a belt tensioning device, it is most often located at the return (idler) end of the actuator.
Belt Drive at Axis Head
Multiple profile axis
Speeds up to 5 m/s (196 in./s)
Stroke lengths up to 18000 mm (708 in.)
Repeatability - ± .1 mm (± .004 in.)
T-slots for easy mounting
Available accessories: profile reinforcement, coupling and driving flange
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