Side Mounted Linear Ball Guides Offer:

• Increased life within the same envelope. RoundRail* Linear Guides feature the new patented Super Smart Ball Bushing* bearings for up to 216X the life or 6X the load capacity of conventional bearings
• Cost savings: save time and money preparing your mounting surfaces before bolting down RoundRail Linear Guides
• Side mounted geometry for increased mounting flexibility
• Superior performance. Continuously supported for maximum (down- & side-) load applications without concerns for shaft deflection
• The RoundRail Advantage*. The inherent self-aligning-in-all-directions design of the Super Smart Ball Bushing bearing allows for ultra smooth travel when mounted to wider toleranced prepared surfaces
• Unlimited travel lengths without concerns for machined reference edges or butt joint alignment
• The Super Smart Ball Bushing bearingÉthe most technologically advanced and most robust linear bearing in the world
• Corrosion resistant versions for maximum performance in harsh environments.

*Trademark of Thomson Industries, Inc.

Inch Sizes

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DXF Files for this product
How to Access the DXF files

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DXF Files for this product
How to Access the DXF files

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DXF Files for this product
How to Access the DXF files

Note: the EXE files are compress files that hold all the individual DXF files for that part number or product group.

Downloading EXE files:

1. Double click on the appropriate EXE file. Your Web Browser will ask if you want to "Save this file" or "Open it".

2. Choose to "Open it" then follow the instructions to uncompress (unzip) those files. Downloading Individual DXF files

• 1. Double click on the file the appropriate file.
• 2. If the file open as a text file, from your Web Bowsers "File" menu, select "Save As" and save the file to the directory of your choice. Note: files that contain a "Z" in the part number contain ALL VIEWS. Some files of individual views are also included in the folders.

3. Open up your CAD Program and select "Import" DXF and click on the file that you just saved.