Ina Introduces Low Noise Version Of Monorail Guidance System .

INA introduces low noise version of monorail guidance system INA's established 'KUVE' four-row ball monorail guidance system now includes a low-noise variant, the KUVE-B KT, featuring a novel rolling element separation arrangement. A plastic spacer accommodates a total of four rolling elements, two each from the rows of balls under tensile and compressive load. Called 'Quad Spacers', these are claimed to be superior to chain-based separators as they avoid the bending and tensile stresses that can have a critical effect in the return zone. Quad Spacers prevent contact between the balls under any circumstances, eliminating collision noises and ensuring smoother guidance of the balls throughout the ball track. The new low-noise system adopts the contact geometry of the original KUVE design, with the four rows of balls in an 'O' arrangement, at a contact angle of 45o and running under two-point contact. The ball recirculation system has a reduced number of components, so there are fewer transition points, which further reduces noise emissions.

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