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NSK’s MCH Series Monocarrier Actuator

By robottf | December 10, 2008

Franklin, Indiana – NSK’s MCH Series Monocarrier linear actuator aids in streamlining the design and assembly of many automation applications, including assembly and inspection equipment and equipment transportation. MCH Monocarriers feature super-high rigidity and also offer long-term, maintenance free-operation.

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NSK’s MCH Series Monocarrier features super-high rigid rails ideal for cantilever beams and factory automation applications.

Lightweight and compact, the single-axis linear actuator combines high quality NSK ball screws, linear guides and support bearings. This integration of multiple components into a single product offers an efficient, high-performance automation solution to companies across many industries. The all-in-one structure also enables the significant reduction of design and assembly times and costs. The MCH Monocarrier’s robust rail design makes it capable of functioning as a beam member in machine structures.

Featuring standard K1™ Lubrication Units, MCH Monocarriers are maintenance-free and utilize corrosion-resistant, low-temperature black chrome plating on the rail and slider. Additionally, through the use of combining brackets, the linear actuators can become a multiple-axis mechanism. Other options include covers and sensor kits, adapter plates for different motor interfaces, multiple carriages and custom lengths. All Monocarrier products are RoHS compliant.

www.nskprecision.com

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