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drylin® R hard-anodized, aluminum shaft, AWM (Article 5539 · Product ID 138)
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- Product name
- drylin® R hard-anodized, aluminum shaft, AWM
- Published features
- Lightweight · Ideal in combination with iglide® J/J200 liners: JUM/3200UM · High wear resistance · Corrosion resistant
- Published price text
- from 42.20 USD/m
- Published delivery text
- Generally ships within 2 working days Generally ships within 25 working days
- Source position
- Shop page 1, card 1
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Loads and clearanceVerify load/moment capacity, clearance or preload, allowable speed and service life requirements.
Materials and environmentCheck carriage/bearing materials, temperature, dirt, washdown, corrosion and other environmental limits.
Drive detailsFor actuators and screw products, confirm lead, stroke, drive type, motor interface and required positioning performance.
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