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Undriven linear slides are used in multi-axis systems and run parallel to a linear actuator of the same travel length. These slides are used to stabilize the X-axis for more consistent, accurate operation. Mounting hardware to assemble a multi-axis system is available.
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Undriven linear slides are support devices used to help stabilize a multi-axis gantry system, provide assistance with moving loads, and ensure motion is straight and level.
Non-actuated linear slides usually consist of a carriage and a rail. The carriage is used to support the load as it slides across the rail. These slides can be used with many actuator styles, including stepper motor linear actuators or rack and pinion systems, to build a variety of machine mechanisms.
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SureMotion LARS series undriven slides provide round-shaft linear guidance for custom drive systems or secondary support axes. End-supported LARSA1 versions suit layouts where conventional shaft support is adequate, while continuously supported LARSB1 versions increase load capacity and reduce shaft deflection for heavier or more demanding guided loads.
Starting at
(LARSA1-08L12C)
SureMotion LAHP series undriven slides use the same recirculating linear-guide construction and mounting geometry as LAHP driven actuators but omit the screw drive. They fit axes where motion comes from an external drive or where a matching parallel slide is needed to support a gantry load while preserving LAHP mounting and multi-axis compatibility.
Starting at
(LAHP-25TM52SF)
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