A precision nut that converts rotary motion to linear motion in ball screw or lead screw assemblies.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Thread Type | Metric, ACME, or custom | |
| Preload Type | Double nut, offset preload, or single nut with spacer | |
| Accuracy Grade | C3-C10 per ISO 3408 | |
| Mounting Configuration | Flanged, cylindrical, or square | |
| Lubrication Requirement | Grease or oil bath |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
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Ball screw nuts use recirculating ball bearings for high efficiency and speed, while lead screw nuts rely on sliding contact or polymer inserts for self-lubrication, damping, and cost-effectiveness in lower duty applications.
Choose double nut for adjustable preload and backlash elimination, offset preload for compact designs, or single nut with spacer for standard applications. Consider required stiffness, backlash tolerance, and assembly constraints.
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