This document provides information on the Movorail crane rail system components from Danaher Motion, including:
- Five aluminum rail profile sizes that can support loads up to 600kg and are available in lengths from 4-8m.
- Accessories like switches, suspensions, motor trolleys, and more.
- Technical specifications and dimensions for rails, connections, suspensions, trolleys, and other components.
- Part numbers to order individual rails, profiles, and accessories.
1. The document describes improvements made to the single-axis robot ISB/SSPA Series, including increased precision, rigidity, payload capacity, speed, and acceleration/deceleration.
2. New small and medium sizes have been added to the iron base SSPA Series. Performance has also been upgraded across models with higher payloads, longer stroke lengths, and increased speeds and accelerations.
3. The document provides specification details on the various series, including positioning repeatability, available sizes, strokes, motor outputs, ball screw leads, speeds, payloads, and allowable moments for each model.
This document provides ordering and specification information for Electromate's 110 Series screw drive system. It includes details on carriage and screw options, motor mounts, couplings, switches and brakes. Tables range from 11x401-WC1 to 11x445-WC1 in various sizes up to 64.25 inches in travel length. The system provides precision linear motion with capabilities of handling various loads up to 4,720 lbs.
The document provides specifications for several linear actuators and belt drive models from Macron Dynamics, including the MSA-14S, MSA-14H, MSA-PSC, MSA-NBC, MSA-628, MSA-M6S, MSA-135, MSA-SB1, MSA-SB2, MSA-SB5, and MSA-SBH. Each model listing includes information on standard travel distances, maximum horizontal and vertical loads, maximum speeds, repeatability, moment load, break away torque, and price. The actuators and belt drives come in various load and speed capacities for both horizontal and vertical applications.
This document provides information about the Acculine Series high performance single axis linear stages, specifically the SLP15 and SLP25 models. It describes the simple structure and design of the shaft-type linear motor that provides large drive force with high efficiency. Charts and specifications are given for thrust, speed, load capacity, accuracy and other performance characteristics for each model. Installation details like cable specifications and mounting dimensions are also included.
This document provides specifications for the ISDBCR-ESD/ISPDBCR-ESD A1 single-axis robot for cleanrooms. It includes details on model types and numbers, dimensions, speeds, payloads, accuracies, and other technical specifications. Precision and standard models are available in small, medium, and large sizes with various motor outputs, strokes, speeds, and payload capabilities. Options include different cable exits, brakes, sensors, controllers, and other accessories. Precise positioning repeatability, straightness, and load specifications are provided.
This document provides ordering information for screw drive tables including:
- Carriage lengths of 6 and 12 inches
- Screw options ranging from 0.625 to 1 inch diameters
- Motor mount, coupling, limit switch, and encoder options
- Load capacity and specification details for the 6 and 12 inch carriages
It includes tables listing dimensions, weights and mounting details for each model number.
This document provides specifications for Nippon Pulse linear shaft motors models S427D, S427T, and S427Q. It lists electrical specifications including continuous and peak force and current, force and back EMF constants, resistance, inductance and more. It also provides dimensions, weights, temperature ratings and force-duty curves for the different models. Additional information is given on shaft lengths, strokes, cable specifications and part numbering.
This document provides specifications and ordering information for 170 Series screw drives with 6 inch carriages. Key details include:
- Carriage options include 2 or 4 bearing models in lengths from 3 to 60 inches. Cover plates and waycovers are also selectable.
- Screw options cover various diameters, lead sizes, and materials like rolled ball, precision ball, and ground ball screws.
- Limit switches, encoders, power-off brakes and motor mounts can be chosen.
- Load capacities, dynamics specifications, materials, dimensions and other technical references are provided for modeling and installation.
1. The document describes improvements made to the single-axis robot ISB/SSPA Series, including increased precision, rigidity, payload capacity, speed, and acceleration/deceleration.
2. New small and medium sizes have been added to the iron base SSPA Series. Performance has also been upgraded across models with higher payloads, longer stroke lengths, and increased speeds and accelerations.
3. The document provides specification details on the various series, including positioning repeatability, available sizes, strokes, motor outputs, ball screw leads, speeds, payloads, and allowable moments for each model.
This document provides ordering and specification information for Electromate's 110 Series screw drive system. It includes details on carriage and screw options, motor mounts, couplings, switches and brakes. Tables range from 11x401-WC1 to 11x445-WC1 in various sizes up to 64.25 inches in travel length. The system provides precision linear motion with capabilities of handling various loads up to 4,720 lbs.
The document provides specifications for several linear actuators and belt drive models from Macron Dynamics, including the MSA-14S, MSA-14H, MSA-PSC, MSA-NBC, MSA-628, MSA-M6S, MSA-135, MSA-SB1, MSA-SB2, MSA-SB5, and MSA-SBH. Each model listing includes information on standard travel distances, maximum horizontal and vertical loads, maximum speeds, repeatability, moment load, break away torque, and price. The actuators and belt drives come in various load and speed capacities for both horizontal and vertical applications.
This document provides information about the Acculine Series high performance single axis linear stages, specifically the SLP15 and SLP25 models. It describes the simple structure and design of the shaft-type linear motor that provides large drive force with high efficiency. Charts and specifications are given for thrust, speed, load capacity, accuracy and other performance characteristics for each model. Installation details like cable specifications and mounting dimensions are also included.
This document provides specifications for the ISDBCR-ESD/ISPDBCR-ESD A1 single-axis robot for cleanrooms. It includes details on model types and numbers, dimensions, speeds, payloads, accuracies, and other technical specifications. Precision and standard models are available in small, medium, and large sizes with various motor outputs, strokes, speeds, and payload capabilities. Options include different cable exits, brakes, sensors, controllers, and other accessories. Precise positioning repeatability, straightness, and load specifications are provided.
This document provides ordering information for screw drive tables including:
- Carriage lengths of 6 and 12 inches
- Screw options ranging from 0.625 to 1 inch diameters
- Motor mount, coupling, limit switch, and encoder options
- Load capacity and specification details for the 6 and 12 inch carriages
It includes tables listing dimensions, weights and mounting details for each model number.
This document provides specifications for Nippon Pulse linear shaft motors models S427D, S427T, and S427Q. It lists electrical specifications including continuous and peak force and current, force and back EMF constants, resistance, inductance and more. It also provides dimensions, weights, temperature ratings and force-duty curves for the different models. Additional information is given on shaft lengths, strokes, cable specifications and part numbering.
This document provides specifications and ordering information for 170 Series screw drives with 6 inch carriages. Key details include:
- Carriage options include 2 or 4 bearing models in lengths from 3 to 60 inches. Cover plates and waycovers are also selectable.
- Screw options cover various diameters, lead sizes, and materials like rolled ball, precision ball, and ground ball screws.
- Limit switches, encoders, power-off brakes and motor mounts can be chosen.
- Load capacities, dynamics specifications, materials, dimensions and other technical references are provided for modeling and installation.
The document provides specifications for the RCP2 ROBO Cylinder. It includes:
1) Details on how load capacity decreases at higher speeds for the pulse motor.
2) Dimensions, weight, and other technical specifications for the cylinder based on stroke length.
3) A list of compatible mini standard controllers that can operate the cylinder.
This document provides ordering information for a 6 inch carriage, including:
- The carriage has either 2 or 4 bearings and a length of 6 inches.
- Various screw, motor mount, coupling, limit switch, and encoder options are listed.
- Specifications for the carriage like load capacities, dimensions, tolerances and materials are provided.
The document provides specifications for several models of self-aligning linear bearings, including dimensions, load ratings, and other technical details. It includes specifications for both closed and open metric bearing styles in Asian (JIS) and European (ISO) standards. Models range from 16mm to 50mm diameter and include options with or without seals on the ends. Performance is rated based on operating temperature range, maximum speed, and load capacity when used in horizontal applications.
This document provides specifications for Nippon Pulse's S250 series of linear shaft motors, including dimensions, electrical characteristics, force capabilities, and thermal properties for the S250D, S250T, S250Q, and S250X models. Stroke lengths are available from 100 to 2000mm. The document also includes diagrams of motor components, wiring diagrams, and part numbering conventions.
The document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse S500 series linear shaft motors, including force, current, resistance, inductance, and thermal specifications for the S500D, S500T, and S500Q models. It also lists dimensions and properties for the motors' force coils, shafts, and cables.
This document provides ordering and specification information for screw drive tables in the 200 series. It includes details on table dimensions, load capacities, screw and motor options, and specifications for travel length, dynamics, and accuracy. Key information includes available table sizes from 6 to 55 inches of travel length, load capacities from 750 to 15,200 lbs, and precision within 0.00004 in/in.
This document provides ordering and specification information for Electromate's 150 Series screw drive tables. It includes details on table sizes, travel lengths, screw and motor options, load capacities, and dimensions. Screw diameters offered are 0.625, 0.750, and 1.000 inches. Motor mounts include NEMA 23 and 34, and couplings and limit switches can be added. Load capacities are listed for 4 and 8 inch carriages. Dimensions are provided for the tables, carriages, and mounting configurations.
This document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse NPM S435 linear shaft motor. It lists details such as available models, force and current ratings, dimensions, weight and other technical specifications. The motor is available in different versions that provide varying levels of continuous force, current and peak force. Charts also show force-duty curves and shaft length and mass for different stroke lengths.
This document provides specifications for Nippon Pulse linear shaft motors models S605D, S605T, and S605Q, including dimensions, electrical characteristics, force capabilities, duty cycles, and temperature limits. It also details part numbering conventions and available stroke lengths from 100mm to 3000mm. Accessories like cables and connectors are specified.
(1) The load capacity of the RCP3 series actuator decreases at higher speeds due to its pulse motor. Users should check the speed vs. load capacity graph to ensure their desired speed and load are supported.
(2) Load capacity also depends on acceleration, with lower capacities at higher accelerations. The document provides tables of load capacity by acceleration.
(3) The document provides specifications, dimensions, weight and price for RCP3 series actuators with various strokes and configuration options. Compatible controllers that can operate the actuators are also listed.
This document provides specifications for the RCP2-SS8R ROBO Cylinder. It includes details on:
1) The speed and load capacity decreases at higher speeds for the pulse motor. Graphs show the relationships between speed and load capacity for various lead sizes.
2) Dimensions, weight, stroke length and maximum speed specifications for the actuator by stroke length.
3) Compatible controller options for operating the actuator, including their maximum positioning points and electrical specifications.
The document provides specifications for a 130 series screw drive table, including:
- Details on the number of bearings, carriage length, travel length, cover plates, screw and motor options.
- Dimensions for the table base, carriage, end plates and various mounting options.
- Load capacity, thrust force capacity, acceleration limits and other performance specifications.
- Contact information for the manufacturer, Electromate, is provided at the end.
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The document lists specifications for various circuit breakers including:
- Miniature circuit breakers (MCB) ranging from 5A to 63A and prices from 54,000 VND to 190,000 VND.
- Molded case circuit breakers (MCCB) in 1-4 pole configurations with rated currents from 5A to 1200A and breaking currents from 1.5kA to 130kA and prices ranging from 50,000 VND to 43,500,000 VND.
- Residual current circuit breakers (RCCB) from 16A to 63A and prices from 385,000 VND to 455,000 VND.
This document provides ordering information for belt drive systems in the 140 Series. It includes details on carriage length and travel length options, drive shaft configurations, motor and encoder mounting options, limit and home switches, couplings, and power-off brakes. Specifications are provided for load capacities, speeds, positioning accuracy, and other performance characteristics. Dimensional drawings show the mounting configurations and thru-shaft option.
The document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse S200 series of linear shaft motors, including the S200D, S200T, and S200Q models. It lists electrical specifications, force and current ratings, dimensions, weights, tolerances, and other technical details. Installation and wiring instructions are also provided.
The document provides specifications for Electromate's 250 Series screw drive tables, including information on carriage lengths, waycovers, screw and coupling options, limit and home switches, encoders, brakes, and motor mounts. It lists technical specifications such as load capacities, dimensions, materials, accuracy specifications, and dynamic and static load ratings. The document is an ordering guide and technical reference for selecting and specifying components for 250 Series precision screw drive tables.
Thomson t series_profile_rail_specsheetElectromate
The document provides information on the T-Series Ball Profile Rail from Thomson, including:
- It is lightweight, highly flexible, and forgiving, making it suitable for applications with poor misalignment.
- It has a low cost of installation as it can be mounted directly to non-machined bases without special tools.
- It uses an aluminum rail and carriage construction with hardened steel ball paths, making it lighter than all-steel profile rails.
This document provides ordering information for 100 Series screw drives, including:
- Table and carriage configurations with number of bearings and lengths
- Screw, motor mount, coupling, encoder, and brake options
- Load and torque specifications for different screw diameters and numbers of bearings
- Dimensional drawings of table, carriage, and motor mount configurations
The document provides specifications for various long stroke ball screw linear actuators including:
- Force ratings from 400 to 2,000 lbs
- Velocities up to 40 in/sec
- IP54 sealing from contamination
- Adjustable limit switch positions
- Pistons with rugged anti-rotation features
The document provides information about the Vantrunk Speedway Extreme Cable Ladder System. It describes the Speedway cable ladder system as representing a major advance in cable ladder design by providing faster and easier installation, greater cable fill capacity, and total flexibility. It then provides details on ordering the different components of the Speedway system, including ladder types, fitting types, widths, radii, coupler types, accessory types, and cover types.
1) The document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse L250 linear shaft motor, including its electrical specifications, thermal specifications, force characteristics, and dimensions.
2) It lists specifications for continuous and peak force, current, resistance, inductance, and other electrical parameters. Thermal specifications include maximum phase temperature and thermal resistance.
3) Force-duty curves are provided graphing force and duty cycle at different temperatures to show the motor's force capabilities over time at various loads. Physical dimensions listed include forcer length, screw pitch, shaft length, stroke length, and tolerances.
Dynacorp® manufactures shaft mounted brakes in five sizes from 4" to 10" for bearing mounting. The brakes use electromagnets to exert braking torque on a shaft. Technical specifications and part numbers are provided for each brake size, along with diagrams of typical components and replacement part numbers. Accessories like torque arms and conduit boxes are also available.
The document provides specifications for the RCP2 ROBO Cylinder. It includes:
1) Details on how load capacity decreases at higher speeds for the pulse motor.
2) Dimensions, weight, and other technical specifications for the cylinder based on stroke length.
3) A list of compatible mini standard controllers that can operate the cylinder.
This document provides ordering information for a 6 inch carriage, including:
- The carriage has either 2 or 4 bearings and a length of 6 inches.
- Various screw, motor mount, coupling, limit switch, and encoder options are listed.
- Specifications for the carriage like load capacities, dimensions, tolerances and materials are provided.
The document provides specifications for several models of self-aligning linear bearings, including dimensions, load ratings, and other technical details. It includes specifications for both closed and open metric bearing styles in Asian (JIS) and European (ISO) standards. Models range from 16mm to 50mm diameter and include options with or without seals on the ends. Performance is rated based on operating temperature range, maximum speed, and load capacity when used in horizontal applications.
This document provides specifications for Nippon Pulse's S250 series of linear shaft motors, including dimensions, electrical characteristics, force capabilities, and thermal properties for the S250D, S250T, S250Q, and S250X models. Stroke lengths are available from 100 to 2000mm. The document also includes diagrams of motor components, wiring diagrams, and part numbering conventions.
The document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse S500 series linear shaft motors, including force, current, resistance, inductance, and thermal specifications for the S500D, S500T, and S500Q models. It also lists dimensions and properties for the motors' force coils, shafts, and cables.
This document provides ordering and specification information for screw drive tables in the 200 series. It includes details on table dimensions, load capacities, screw and motor options, and specifications for travel length, dynamics, and accuracy. Key information includes available table sizes from 6 to 55 inches of travel length, load capacities from 750 to 15,200 lbs, and precision within 0.00004 in/in.
This document provides ordering and specification information for Electromate's 150 Series screw drive tables. It includes details on table sizes, travel lengths, screw and motor options, load capacities, and dimensions. Screw diameters offered are 0.625, 0.750, and 1.000 inches. Motor mounts include NEMA 23 and 34, and couplings and limit switches can be added. Load capacities are listed for 4 and 8 inch carriages. Dimensions are provided for the tables, carriages, and mounting configurations.
This document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse NPM S435 linear shaft motor. It lists details such as available models, force and current ratings, dimensions, weight and other technical specifications. The motor is available in different versions that provide varying levels of continuous force, current and peak force. Charts also show force-duty curves and shaft length and mass for different stroke lengths.
This document provides specifications for Nippon Pulse linear shaft motors models S605D, S605T, and S605Q, including dimensions, electrical characteristics, force capabilities, duty cycles, and temperature limits. It also details part numbering conventions and available stroke lengths from 100mm to 3000mm. Accessories like cables and connectors are specified.
(1) The load capacity of the RCP3 series actuator decreases at higher speeds due to its pulse motor. Users should check the speed vs. load capacity graph to ensure their desired speed and load are supported.
(2) Load capacity also depends on acceleration, with lower capacities at higher accelerations. The document provides tables of load capacity by acceleration.
(3) The document provides specifications, dimensions, weight and price for RCP3 series actuators with various strokes and configuration options. Compatible controllers that can operate the actuators are also listed.
This document provides specifications for the RCP2-SS8R ROBO Cylinder. It includes details on:
1) The speed and load capacity decreases at higher speeds for the pulse motor. Graphs show the relationships between speed and load capacity for various lead sizes.
2) Dimensions, weight, stroke length and maximum speed specifications for the actuator by stroke length.
3) Compatible controller options for operating the actuator, including their maximum positioning points and electrical specifications.
The document provides specifications for a 130 series screw drive table, including:
- Details on the number of bearings, carriage length, travel length, cover plates, screw and motor options.
- Dimensions for the table base, carriage, end plates and various mounting options.
- Load capacity, thrust force capacity, acceleration limits and other performance specifications.
- Contact information for the manufacturer, Electromate, is provided at the end.
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The document lists specifications for various circuit breakers including:
- Miniature circuit breakers (MCB) ranging from 5A to 63A and prices from 54,000 VND to 190,000 VND.
- Molded case circuit breakers (MCCB) in 1-4 pole configurations with rated currents from 5A to 1200A and breaking currents from 1.5kA to 130kA and prices ranging from 50,000 VND to 43,500,000 VND.
- Residual current circuit breakers (RCCB) from 16A to 63A and prices from 385,000 VND to 455,000 VND.
This document provides ordering information for belt drive systems in the 140 Series. It includes details on carriage length and travel length options, drive shaft configurations, motor and encoder mounting options, limit and home switches, couplings, and power-off brakes. Specifications are provided for load capacities, speeds, positioning accuracy, and other performance characteristics. Dimensional drawings show the mounting configurations and thru-shaft option.
The document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse S200 series of linear shaft motors, including the S200D, S200T, and S200Q models. It lists electrical specifications, force and current ratings, dimensions, weights, tolerances, and other technical details. Installation and wiring instructions are also provided.
The document provides specifications for Electromate's 250 Series screw drive tables, including information on carriage lengths, waycovers, screw and coupling options, limit and home switches, encoders, brakes, and motor mounts. It lists technical specifications such as load capacities, dimensions, materials, accuracy specifications, and dynamic and static load ratings. The document is an ordering guide and technical reference for selecting and specifying components for 250 Series precision screw drive tables.
Thomson t series_profile_rail_specsheetElectromate
The document provides information on the T-Series Ball Profile Rail from Thomson, including:
- It is lightweight, highly flexible, and forgiving, making it suitable for applications with poor misalignment.
- It has a low cost of installation as it can be mounted directly to non-machined bases without special tools.
- It uses an aluminum rail and carriage construction with hardened steel ball paths, making it lighter than all-steel profile rails.
This document provides ordering information for 100 Series screw drives, including:
- Table and carriage configurations with number of bearings and lengths
- Screw, motor mount, coupling, encoder, and brake options
- Load and torque specifications for different screw diameters and numbers of bearings
- Dimensional drawings of table, carriage, and motor mount configurations
The document provides specifications for various long stroke ball screw linear actuators including:
- Force ratings from 400 to 2,000 lbs
- Velocities up to 40 in/sec
- IP54 sealing from contamination
- Adjustable limit switch positions
- Pistons with rugged anti-rotation features
The document provides information about the Vantrunk Speedway Extreme Cable Ladder System. It describes the Speedway cable ladder system as representing a major advance in cable ladder design by providing faster and easier installation, greater cable fill capacity, and total flexibility. It then provides details on ordering the different components of the Speedway system, including ladder types, fitting types, widths, radii, coupler types, accessory types, and cover types.
1) The document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse L250 linear shaft motor, including its electrical specifications, thermal specifications, force characteristics, and dimensions.
2) It lists specifications for continuous and peak force, current, resistance, inductance, and other electrical parameters. Thermal specifications include maximum phase temperature and thermal resistance.
3) Force-duty curves are provided graphing force and duty cycle at different temperatures to show the motor's force capabilities over time at various loads. Physical dimensions listed include forcer length, screw pitch, shaft length, stroke length, and tolerances.
Dynacorp® manufactures shaft mounted brakes in five sizes from 4" to 10" for bearing mounting. The brakes use electromagnets to exert braking torque on a shaft. Technical specifications and part numbers are provided for each brake size, along with diagrams of typical components and replacement part numbers. Accessories like torque arms and conduit boxes are also available.
The document provides specifications for various dust-proof and splash-proof actuators including pulse motor cylinders, servo motor cylinders, and linear servo motors. It lists models like the RCP2W-SA16C slider type pulse motor cylinder and RCP2W-RA4C rod type pulse motor cylinder, providing details on their configurations, dimensions, specifications, speed and load capabilities, and compatible controllers. The document is a product catalog from Electromate that contains technical reference information for selecting the appropriate actuator.
This document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse NPM SLP35 linear motor, including its high thrust, precision, and noise reduction capabilities. Key specs listed are its continuous and peak forces, encoder resolution, stroke lengths, load capacities, acceleration and velocity ratings. Dimensional drawings and installation details are also included.
The document provides specifications for the RCS2-SA7C ROBO Cylinder actuator. It includes details on the actuator configuration name codes, specifications including load capacity and speed by stroke, encoder and cable options, compatible controller models, and dimensional drawings with measurements for mounting.
The document provides specifications for Nippon Pulse linear shaft motors models S350D, S350T, and S350Q. It lists technical details such as continuous and peak forces, electrical specifications, thermal specifications, force-duty curves, and dimensional details. Stroke lengths for the motors range from 100mm to 2500mm.
The document provides specifications for the RCS2-SS8R ROBO Cylinder slider type actuator. It includes details on (1) how maximum speed decreases with increased stroke, (2) load capacity being based on 0.3G acceleration, and (3) dimensions and weights that vary depending on stroke length. Compatible controllers that can operate the actuator are also listed.
Thomson Linear RoundRail 2CA Web Universal Carriage SpecsElectromate
This document contains specifications for Thomson Industries' Twin Shaft Web Linear Guide system. It includes dimensions, part numbers, load ratings and descriptions of the components. The linear guides use a double shaft and welded web design for improved torque strength and deflection characteristics. They are designed to move medium loads with low friction and are commonly used when bridging gaps.
This document contains specifications for Thomson Industries' Twin Shaft Web Linear Guide system. It includes dimensions, part numbers, load ratings and descriptions of the components. The linear guides use a double shaft and welded web design for improved torque strength and deflection characteristics. They are designed to move medium loads with low friction.
The document provides information on LINTECH's 150 series positioning tables, including:
- They offer precision performance for motion control applications, with travel lengths from 6-62 inches and options for acme screws, ball screws, waycovers, and multiple axis configurations.
- Key features include a low friction, preloaded, recirculating linear ball bearing system on precision ground linear rails mounted to an aluminum base, with a machined aluminum carriage and stainless steel inserts.
- Available options include EOT and home switches, linear and rotary encoders, power-off electric brakes, motor mounts, and couplings.
This document provides information on cable pulling equipment from SEB International, including cable drum trailers, cable pulling winches, cable rollers, and accessories. SEB International has over 35 years of experience supplying cabling equipment worldwide. The document includes specifications for various cable drum trailers and winches capable of handling large cable drums. It also provides contact information for SEB International.
This document provides information about cable pulling equipment from SEB International, including cable trailers, winches, rollers, and accessories. SEB International has over 35 years of experience supplying cabling equipment worldwide. The document includes specifications for various cable drum trailers and winches and describes SEB's additional services like spare parts and equipment refurbishment.
This document provides information about cable pulling equipment from SEB International, including cable trailers, winches, rollers, and accessories. SEB International has over 35 years of experience supplying cabling equipment worldwide. The document includes specifications for various cable drum trailers and winches and describes SEB's additional services like spare parts and equipment refurbishment.
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T&D distribute the complete range of SEB Cable Pulling and Cable Laying Equipment for low and high voltage (LV-HV) power cable installations into underground trench or cable duct - this includes XLPE, PILC, EPR, waveform, service cables, triplex, 11kV, 33kV, EHV, fibre optic, telecoms and street lighting cables. We supply cable rollers, cable socks, cable jacks, drum trailers, cable pulling lubricant, underground cable protection (Stokbord & Tape Tile Cable Covers) and conduit duct rod - we service the utility cable laying contractor, electrical contractor and export markets.
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A comprehensive cable laying package includes cable rollers (straight and corner), cable drum jacks, cable winches and cable socks including stainless steel socks for pulling large diameter, high voltage subsea power cables and umbilicals up to 400kV.
This document provides specifications for the Nippon Pulse NPM SLP25 linear motor stage. It details the stage's technical specifications including rated force, velocity, acceleration, load capacity, repeatability, and dimensions. Diagrams show force-velocity curves and acceleration as a function of load. Connection details are provided for the motor power supply cable and encoder cable. Dimensional drawings illustrate the stage geometry for single and double slider configurations.
- The document describes the ROBO Cylinder RCP2-RA8C/RA8R rod type actuators, which have an 85mm width.
- A new RA8 size has been added to the RCP2 series to expand the lineup, with a pushing force of 1714N.
- The document provides details on specifications, dimensions, controller options and selection guides for determining push force and payload based on speed.
The document provides specifications for several models of linear actuators and guide modules. The FS-L series focuses on high speed and high payload types with strokes up to 3000mm. Timing belt drive provides quiet motion. Gantry-type systems are possible using guide modules. Models include the FS-LM belt-driven single-axis robot, FS belt-driven slim robot, and FS-LO guide module only systems. Payloads, speeds, dimensions and other specifications vary by model and stroke length.
The document provides specifications for LINTECH's 90 series positioning tables. It describes key features such as precision ball screws and linear bearings, aluminum construction, optional encoders and switches. It also includes dimensional drawings, load/travel life ratings, and ordering information for configuring tables with different components.
This document provides specifications for the RCP2-SS7R ROBO Cylinder. It includes details on the speed and load capacity for different lead sizes, as well as dimensions and weights for various stroke lengths. Compatible controllers for the cylinder include the PMEC, PSEP, and PCON which support different input types and features.
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Have you ever been confused by the myriad of choices offered by AWS for hosting a website or an API?
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Movorail Crane Rail System
• Light weight crane rail sytem
• Made of extruded anodised
aluminium profiles
• Five rail sizes available
• For loads up to 600 kg
• Simple and fast to install
• Easy rolling trolleys
• Modular design
• Accessories such as switches,
suspensions, current track
and motor trolleys.
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2. Overview
Introduction
For over 20 years the Thomson Movorail system from Danaher Motion has been used and proven by companies
around the world and has become one of the leading light weight rail systems on the market.
The success of the Movorail system can be attributed to its highly modular design, light weight material, its simple
and quick installation and the broad range of accessories which accompany the range. It’s as easy to install a Movorail
system as it is to move, enlarge, rebuild or rearrange one. In other words, a Movorail system is an investment that can
grow and change as demands change.
This folder only highlights the Movorail range of standard components, however in addition we have years of
application experience and a large network of distributors and system houses to assist you with your project.
Definitions of dimensions and directions
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Maximimum permissible deflection of the rails
The diagram is based on a maximum deflection of 1/500 of the distance between the suspensions (Lmax).
SPR 85 SPR 125 SPR 160A SPR 295B SPR 295W
X [mm] 85 125 160 295 295
C [mm] 68,8 71,5 73,5 73,5 73,5
Profile lengths [m]* 4, 5, 6, 8 4, 5, 6, 8 4, 5, 6, 8 4, 5, 6, 8 4, 5, 6, 8
Inertia [cm4
] 97 333 812 1368 3700
Weight/meter [kg/m] 3 5 7,8 14 14,1
SPR 85, SPR 125, SPR 160A SPR 295B, SPR 295W
Technical data for rail profiles
*Longer rails available upon request.
Profile length
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X-profile Y-profile X Y A B H
SPR 85 SPR 85 85 85 57,5 52 279,5
SPR 85 SPR 125 85 125 58,5 49,5 318
SPR 85 SPR 160A 85 160 58,5 45 348,5
SPR 125 SPR 85 125 85 55 52 317
SPR 125 SPR 125 125 125 56 49,5 355,5
SPR 125 SPR 160A 125 160 56 45 386
SPR 160A SPR 85 160 85 50,5 52 347,5
SPR 160A SPR 125 160 125 51,5 49,5 386
SPR 160A SPR 160A 160 160 51,5 45 416,5
SPR 295B(W) SPR 85 295 85 50,5 52 482,5
SPR 295B(W) SPR 125 295 125 51,5 49,5 521
SPR 295B(W) SPR 160A 295 160 51,5 45 551,5
Installation dimensions for standard systems using BGV trolleys [mm]
XA
H
YB
X-profile Y-profile a b c d e f Max. Load F [N]
SPR 85 SPR 85 2000 1000 1000 229 250 200 400
SPR 85 SPR 85 3000 1500 1000 229 250 200 300
SPR 85 SPR 85 4000 2000 1000 229 250 200 250
SPR 125 SPR 125 2000 1000 1000 307 250 200 1400
SPR 125 SPR 125 3000 1500 1000 307 250 200 1000
SPR 125 SPR 125 4000 2000 1000 307 250 200 900
SPR 160A SPR 160A 2000 1000 1000 372 250 200 3000
SPR 160A SPR 160A 3000 1500 1000 372 250 200 2500
SPR 160A SPR 160A 4000 2000 1000 372 250 200 2000
Installation dimensions and load capacity for systems with telescopic crane rail [mm]*
a ee
b
c f
F
d
*The table above only show a few examples of all possible combinations of loads and dimensions.
Movorail system dimensions
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5. Figure Designation Use with rail size Remark Part number Notes
Rail profiles SPR 85-4 – L = 4 m D108 614
SPR 85-5 – L = 5 m D108 615
SPR 85-6 – L = 6 m D108 616
SPR 85-8 – L = 8 m D108 618
SPR 85- • – L = specify length
SPR 125-4 – L = 4 m D100 214
SPR 125-5 – L = 5 m D100 215
SPR 125-6 – L = 6 m D100 216
SPR 125-8 – L = 8 m D100 218
SPR 125- • – L = specify length
SPR 160A-4 – L = 4 m D100 254
SPR 160A-5 – L = 5 m D100 255
SPR 160A-6 – L = 6 m D100 256
SPR 160A-8 – L = 8 m D100 258
SPR 160A- • – L = specify length
SPR 295B-4 – L = 4 m D119 204
SPR 295B-5 – L = 5 m D119 205
SPR 295B-6 – L = 6 m D119 206
SPR 295B-8 – L = 8 m D119 208
SPR 295B- • – L = specify length
SPR 295W-4 – L = 4 m D119 304
SPR 295W-5 – L = 5 m D119 305
SPR 295W-6 – L = 6 m D119 306
SPR 295W-8 – L = 8 m D119 308
SPR 295W- • – L = specify length
Curved rail profiles SPB 85-90 SPR 85 Angle = 90° D108 629
SPB 85- • • SPR 85 Angle = specify angle
SPB 125-90 SPR 125 Angle = 90° D100 239
SPB 125- • • SPR 125 Angle = specify angle
SPB 160A-90 SPR 160A Angle = 90° D100 269
SPB 160A- • • SPR 160A Angle = specify angle
Rail connections SK 85R SPR 85 For straight rails D114 410
SK 125/160AR SPR 125/160A/295B(W) For straight rails D103 830
SK 85R/B SPR 85 For straight to curved rails D114 910
SK 125/160AR/B SPR 125/160A/295B(W) For straight to curved rails D116 230
T-slot bolts TBM 8-28 SPR 85 M8, h = 24 mm D111 620
TBM 8-45 SPR 85 M8, h = 41 mm D111 615
TBM 12-32 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) M12, h = 26 mm D102 510
TBM 12-48 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) M12, h = 42 mm D102 525
TBM 12-95 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) M12, h = 89 mm D102 515
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Movorail components
Figure Designation Use with rail size Remark Part number Notes
I-beam clamps
Flexible suspensions
Adjustable suspensions
Z-suspensions
Universal safety cables
Endplates
Endstops (STP), Endplate supports
(EPF) and Walter bolts (WBM)
VBKLA 85 SPR 85 Pair. Max. load 1000 N D101 048
VBKLA 125/160A SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Pair. Max. load 6000 N D101 047
DBSU 85-100* SPR 85 Max. load 1000 N D106 202
DBSU 125/160A-600* SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Max. load 6000 N D106 209
* The suspension can be installed in any direction in relation to the I-beam
ASU 125/160A-600 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Max. load 6000 N D106 215
* The suspension can be installed in any direction in relation to the I-beam and is adjustable 50 mm in height
DZ 85 SPR 85 Max. load 1000 N D116 810
DZ 125/160A SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Max. load 6000 N D116 410
SLU4 SPR 85 Cable diameter = 4 mm D190 605
SLU6 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Cable diameter = 6 mm D190 604
TPL 85 SPR 85 STP or EPF required for mounting D107 410
TPL 125 SPR 125 STP or EPF required for mounting D103 720
TPL 160A SPR 160A/295B(W) STP or EPF required for mounting D103 730
STP 85 SPR 85 With rubber bumper D107 110
STP 125/160A SPR 125/160A/295B(W) With rubber bumper D102 910
EPF 85/125/160A For all sizes No rubber bumper D102 915
WBM 12 For all sizes Secure position of STP in the rail D102 912
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Movorail components
Figure Designation Use with rail size Remark Part number Notes
Crab trolleys
Bogie trolleys
Bogie trolleys with rollers
Flexible bolt connections
Trolley safety cable
Pick up trolleys
Motor trolleys
Trolley cardan joints
LPV 100 A For all sizes Max. load 1000 N D125 610
LPV 100 B* For all sizes Max. load 1000 N D125 620
LPV 300 A SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Max. load 6000 N D104 520
* This trolley can not be used in combination with current rail in rail size SPR 85
BGV 100 E For all sizes Max. load 1000 N D115 210
BGV 100 G* For all sizes Max. load 1000 N D115 220
BGV 300 C SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Max. load 6000 N D117 330
* This trolley can not be used in combination with current rail in rail size SPR 85
BGV 100 LS* SPR 85 Max. load 1000 N D115 242
BGV 100 KS SPR 125 Max. load 1000 N D115 241
BGV 100 JS SPR 160A/295B(W) Max. load 1000 N D115 240
BGV 300 HSE SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Max. load 6000 N** D117 341
* This trolley can not be used in combination with current rail in rail size SPR 85 **Max. load is 3000 N when used with rail size SPR125
BUB 85 SPR 85 One SLV4 is included D105 720
BUB 125/160A SPR 125/160A/295B(W) One SLV6 is included D105 710
TBUB12 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) D105 715
SLV4 SPR 85 Cable diameter = 4 mm D190 601
SLV6 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Cable diameter = 6 mm D190 600
STV5-85 SPR 85 Max. 10 A @ 60 % ED D121 910
STVG5-125* SPR 125 Max. 10 A @ 60 % ED D121 940
STVG5-160A* SPR 160A/295B(W) Max. 10 A @ 60 % ED D121 945
* This type of pick up trolley must be connected to a LPV or BGV trolley and is shipped with a MBE1B type of trolley cardan joint.
TMT SPR 125/160A/295B(W) See page 10 and 11 for technical data and ordering key
MBE1B* – Can be used with curved rails D119 920
MBE3* – For use with straight rails only D119 930
* A trolley cardan joint is used to connect a pick up trolley or a motor trolley to a LPV or a BGV trolley
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Movorail components
Figure Designation Use with rail size Remark Part number Notes
Distance girders
Cable trolleys
Kits for attachment of cables to
rails and trolleys
Motion limiter kits
DNS 125/160A-700 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Flexible connection of two crane rails D125 410
SD 125/160A-700 SPR 125/160A/295B(W) Rigid connection of two crane rails D125 470
KBV + FB For all sizes Trolley with flat cable clamp D190 512
KBV + KUL For all sizes Trolley with ball joint (KK needed) D190 511
KBVA + KUL For all sizes Trolley with ball joint (KK needed) D126 809
KBVS For all sizes Trolley with strap for round cables D190 520
KBV + KUL + SB For all sizes Trolley for hoses ø 30 - 80 mm D190 513
KK 10-16* – Clamp for cables ø 10 - 16 mm D126 816
KK 17-25* – Clamp for cables ø 17 - 25 mm D126 817
KK 26-36* – Clamp for cables ø 26 - 36 mm D126 818
* KK clamps can be stacked on to each other. On a KBV + KUL a maximum of two clamps can be stacked. On a KBVA + KUL an
unlimited number of clamps can be stacked as long as the load does not exceed 50 kg.
KFFB For all sizes For attachment of KBV + FB D190 508
KFKK For all sizes For attachment of KBV + KUL D190 507
KFVS For all sizes For attachment of KBVS D190 521
KFSB For all sizes For attachment of KBV + KUL + SB D190 509
BGR 85* SPR 86 ASL included D107 930
BGR 125* SPR 125 ASL included D107 920
BGR 160A* SPR 160A/295B(W) ASL included D107 910
* Motion limiters are used to stop LPV, BGV or TMT trolleys before they reach the end of the rail. The distance between the motion
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9. Movorail components data
Movorail components
Figure Designation Use with rail size Remark Part number Notes
Service sections
Current tracks, 5 pole
Power supply currect track for
installation at the rail end
Power supply current track for mid
rail installation
Current track end
Current track joint connection
Cable gland end plates
Pneumatic switches
Pneumatic switch current track kits
Pneumatic turntables
Turntable current track kit
Load sign
SSKT 125* SPR 125 D180 020
SSKT 160A* SPR 160A/295B(W) D180 030
* The exact position where the service section should be placed on the rail must be specified.
SB 5-4 For all sizes L = 4 m / Max. current = 55 A D190 110
SB 5-1 For all sizes L = 1 m / Max. current = 55 A D190 109
SB 5.90.1200 For all 90° curves Radius = 1,2 m / Max. current = 55 A D190 113
ATSA 5 For all sizes L = 1 m / Max. current = 25 A D190 310
TPI 5-125/160A SPR 125/160A Max. current = 25 A D190 117
* The exact position where the cable gland plate should be placed on the rail must be specified.
EST 5 + LED 5 For all sizes Included in ATSA 5 D190 115
ATSK 5 For all sizes Max. current = 25 A D190 116
TPLH 85 SPR 85 EFP or STP required for mounting D107 420
TPLH 125 SPR 125 EFP or STP required for mounting D103 740
TPLH 160A SPR 160A/295B(W) EFP or STP required for mounting D103 750
HXL 85 SPR 85 Right turn (shown in picture) D180 113
HXL 125 SPR 125 Right turn (shown in picture) D180 123
HXL 160A SPR 160A/295B(W) Right turn (shown in picture) D180 133
VXL 85 SPR 85 Left turn D180 112
VXL 125 SPR 125 Left turn D180 122
VXL 160A SPR 160A/295B(W) Left turn D180 132
SBHX – For use in all HXL / TPI 5 included D180 141
SBVX – For use in all VXL / TPI 5 included D180 140
VSL 85 SPR 85 D180 211
VSL 125 SPR 125 D180 221
VSL 160A SPR 160A/295B(W) D180 231
SBVS – For use in all VSL / TPI 5 included D180 240
– For all sizes Sticker D301 114
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10. Trolley joints Pneumatic cylinder sensor bracket
Dimensions
MBE1B
MBE3
MBE1B - for straight and curved rails, p/n D119 920
MBE3 - for straight rails only, p/n D119 930
The sensor bracket is mounted on the motor
trolley and can hold a cylindrical sensor that
will indicate the position of the pneumatic
cylinder.
p/n D120 190
Pneumatic release Spring loaded
Spring setting and adjustment for rail size
Movorail motor trolley dimensions
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11. Unit type
Tollo Motor Trolley TMT
Profile type
SPR 125
SPR 160A
125
160
Type of TMT trolley
With spring loaded drive wheel (standard)
With pneumatically released drive wheel
With spring and power pick up
With pneumatic release and power pick up
S
P
T
Q
Colour
Blue (standard)
Yellow
B
Y
Gear ratio ( i ) - the worm gears comes with flange and coupling for IEC 71/B14 motors
00 (if no gear, use for code G • • • and H • • •)
10
15
20
24
30
40
48
60
00
10
15
20
24
30
40
48
60
Motor, gear and drive wheel configuration
No motor, with Benzler worm gear
Without motor and gear, with drive wheel
Without motor, gear and drive wheel
N • • •
G • • •
H • • •
Ordering key for trolley with motor
Designation example TMT 125 S B 20 A 7 -2 N
Unit type
Tollo Motor Trolley TMT
Profile type
SPR 125
SPR 160A
125
160
Type of TMT trolley
With spring loaded drive wheel (standard)
With pneumatically released drive wheel
With spring and power pick up
With pneumatic release and power pick up
S
P
T
Q
Colour
Blue (standard)
Yellow
B
Y
Speed of trolley at nominal motor rpm ( v )
20 m/min
25 m/min
30 m/min
35 m/min
40 m/min
50 m/min
60 m/min
20
25
30
35
40
50
60
Motor, gear and drive wheel configuration
400 Vac 3 phase SEW motor, SEW gear and drive wheel (standard) A
Motor size
IEC 71
IEC 80
7
8
Motor poles
2 pole
4 pole
8/2 pole (2 speed motor)
-2
-4
82
Type of motor brake
No brake
Electromagnetic fail safe brake
Electronagnetic fail safe brake with hand release
N
B
H
Ordering key for trolley without motor Formulas
Designation example TMT 125 S B 10 N • • • Calculation of trolley speed:
rmpmotor × 3,14 × 0,15
v =
i
Calculation of gear ratio:
rpmmotor × 3,14 × 0,15
i =
v
v = travel speed [m/min]
i = gear ratio
Movorail motor trolley ordering key
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