A linear axis enables to position precisely loads with characteristics and high technical performances. These systems are used in a wide range of applications for industrial machines and in the automation field, as packaging, pick and place, production lines and assembly operations.

Attention: CHC screws and their quarter turn enabling to fix the guide rail to profiles are not supplied.

A. Putting in place the guide rail

• Place the align squares to both extremities of the profile
• Insert CHC screws with their quarter turn bolts in the guide rail and then place the rail on the profile.
• Press the rail against align squares and fix the whole.
• Place the slider in the guide rail while keeping the slider protective cover to avoid loosing balls.

B. Putting in place the back bearing and the motor bearing

• Unscrew the protective cover from the bearing.
• Place the bearing on the extremity of the profile and fix it.
• Pass the belt inside the profile and inside the designated bearing slot. Then, pull up the protective cover.
• Do the same steps for the motor bearing.

C. Putting in place the support tool troller

• Open the clamping jaws made for clamping the belt, insert the belt on the fixed side first and then fix its extremity.
• Place the trolley on the slider in order to visualise the belt surplus to cut.
• Cut the belt.
• Fix the belt on the tensioner part of the trolley. Screw the trolley to the slider and then tension the belt using the two screws of the tensioner.

D. Fixing the motorisation

• Start by fixing the geared motor to the adapter flange using 4 screws.
• Insert the geared motor axis in the motor bearing and fix the flange to the axis and the strut.