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Dispensing with keys and keyways
Bushings made up of split sleeves and locknuts do away with keys and keyways and associated maintenance problems on a mine type ride for a European theme park |
06/05/2008
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Linear progression
Astronomy and electronics are two beneficiaries of cutting edge linear motion technology. Lou Reade reports from the Linear Motion Masterclass |
10/04/2008
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Sound investment
Linear slides sit at the heart of machine that makes products with a musical heritage. Julie Bieles reports |
10/04/2008
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In a line
Delegates at next month's Linear Motion Masterclass will learn about emerging technologies and key techniques from experts in the field. Lou Reade reports |
08/02/2008
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Bearing the brunt
New developments are extending the lives of bearings working under particularly severe conditions |
20/07/2007
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Guide balls prevent cage creep
Cage creep, where the ball or roller cage creeps out of its original position in a linear bearing without recirculating balls, is a well-known problem |
26/04/2007
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On a roll
More efficient bearings could deliver big savings to a range of mechanical systems, reports Lou Reade |
26/04/2007
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Bearing eliminates cage creep problems
A new design of crossed roller linear bearing has been launched that eliminates the problem of cage creep, even in the most demanding environments, writes Dean Palmer
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19/06/2006
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Side scraper ups life of linear guides
A new laminated side scraper system for linear guides has been developed which extends the life of the product significantly in contaminated environments, writes Dean Palmer |
10/05/2006
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Education, education, education
Tom Shelley reports on a discussion between vendors of linear motion products that has given birth to a new initiative for offering training |
13/04/2006
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Plastic insert makes simple slide
Tom Shelley reports on a telescopic slide that completely does away with balls, wheels or other potentially troublesome components |
12/04/2006
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Bearings solve motion problems
Vee bearings are used to create accurate sliding systems in a variety of applications, especially applications where ball bushings or re-circulating ball carriages would be prone to dust, dirt and other foreign matter penetration, which would ruin their performance. |
08/12/2005
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Going under with assurance
Tom Shelley reports on why a maker of inspection trolleys found particular advantage in working with a blue chip quality supplier |
11/11/2005
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Bearings guide giant optical telescope
The largest optical telescope in the Southern Hemisphere is using air bearings and a rotary table bearing to help it remain in one position rather than having to compensate for the earth's rotation. Dean Palmer reports
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03/08/2005
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Bearings adapt to the task
Tom Shelley reports on novel bearings that adjust themselves to take account of different load conditions and run unusually fast and cool in machine tool spindles |
06/06/2005
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