Satellite Roller Screw Takes A Heavier Load

'Satellite' roller screw takes a heavier load Abssac's new Satellite roller screw, in common with any ball screw, translates rotary into linear motion. However, in the Satellite arrangement, the balls are replaced by threaded rollers, which are constantly engaged with the threads of the screw. This results in a high number of contact points, allowing the Satellite roller screw to support heavier axial loads, size for size, compared with conventional ball screws. When the screw turns, the Satellite rollers move as the lead on the screw. The rollers do no move axially relative to the nut and are not recycled. The device is suitable for applications requiring a high load carrying capacity in a relatively confined space, and high speeds.

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