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1 U.S. PATNTD Low Decibel Linear Way LWQLWTQLWSQ Low Decibel Linear Way series Sape lange type mounted from bottom Low Decibel Linear Way is a linear motion rolling guide for smoot and quiet motion. Its low noise caracteristic as been acieved by adopting optimum design based on a toroug analysis of ball recirculation beavior and sound quality. Plastic separators are incorporated to eliminate direct contact between balls and tus acieve smoot and quiet motion. Low Decibel Linear Way is suitable for production equipment or macinery, in wic a large number of linear motion rolling guides are incorporated, and can be used to elp reduce te noise level in factory and create a uman-friendly environment. lange type mounted from top LWQ Low decibel Plastic separators are incorporated to eliminate direct contact between balls and tus acieve smoot and quiet motion. lange type and block type Slide units are available in tree different sectional sapes; two flange types for different mounting directions and one block type wit a narrow widt. Low Decibel Linear Way LWTQ Compact design Lower, narrower, and sorter. Compactness as been pursued in every dimension. Dimensional intercangeability wit Linear Way Te mounting dimensions are te same as tose of Linear Way. So tis guide can replace Linear Way (LW) wit little modifications of macines or equipment. lock type mounted from top LWSQ Track rail U.S. PATNT No.,17,17 No.,97,7 No.,,188 No.,7,12 No.,,22 No.,2,11 No.,2,17 LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ Casing Steel ball Under seal Separator all retaining band nd plate nd seal Grease nipple Slide unit Structure of Low Decibel Linear Way - 1=0.097inc -7
2 Identification number and specification Te specification of Low Decibel Linear Way is indicated by te identification number, consisting of a model code, a size, a part code, a preload symbol, a classification symbol and any supplemental codes. or details of eac specification, see page Series lange type mounted from bottomlw Q lange type mounted from top LWTQ lock type mounted from top LWSQ or available slide unit models and sizes, see Table 1. Assembled set LW C1 R0 Q T1 P / 2 Size of rolling guide 1 Series Table 1 Models and sizes of Low Decibel Linear Way 2 Size of rolling guide Lengt of track rail Size Part code Preload symbol Size Model lange type mounted from bottom LWQ Hig carbon steel made lange type mounted from top LWTQ lock type mounted from top LWSQ Classification symbol 7 Supplemental code C Indicate te number of slide units assembled on one track rail. Lengt of track rail R Standard No symbol Ligt preload T1 Indicate te lengt of track rail in. or standard and maximum lengts, see "Track rail lengt" on page -7. or applicable combinations of accuracy and preload amount, see Table 2. or details of preload amount, see page 8. LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ -8 1=0.097inc -9
3 Ordinary No symbol Table Combination of special specifications 7 Hig Precision H P Super precisionsp Table 2 and preload (Symbol) Preload (Symbol) Standard (No symbol) Ligt preload (T1) or applicable combinations of accuracy and preload amount, see Table 2. or details of accuracy, see page 81. Ordinary (No symbol) Hig H Precision P Super precision SP or applicable special specifications, see Table. Wen several special specifications are required, see Table. or details of special specifications, see page 88.! J L L MA M Q V W Y Z D! J L L MA M Q V W Y Remark : Wen several special specifications are required, arrange te supplemental codes alpabetically. Table s Supplemental code Opposite reference surfaces arrangement Specified rail mounting ole positions Caps for rail mounting oles Inspection seet emale treads for bellows lack crome surface treatment luorine black crome surface treatment Supplied wit track rail mounting bolt Canged size of mounting oles Capillary plates Double end seals Matced sets to be used as an assembled group Specified grease Scrapers D! J L L MA M Q V W Y Z Assembled set 1 Dimension See Table.1, Table.2. See Table. See Table 7. See Table 8. See Table 9. See Table 10. LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ Note( 1 ) : Applicable to size 1 models. -0 1=0.097inc -1
4 Table.1 emale treads for bellows for flange type slide unit (Supplemental code /J, /JJ) Table.2 emale treads for bellows for block type slide unit (Supplemental code /J, /JJ) a1 b b1 b M1dept b2 Grease nipple 1 AM a1 b b1 b M1dept b2 Grease nipple 1 AM a2 D a a M2dept a2 D a a 2M2dept unit : unit : LWT 1Q LWT Q LWT 2Q LWT 0Q LWT Q a1. a b b Slide unit b b M1dept L a 7 Track rail a M2dept M8 1 M8 1 M8 LWS 1Q LWS Q LWS 2Q LWS 0Q LWS Q a1. a b b Slide unit b b M1dept L a 7 Track rail a M2dept M8 1 M8 1 M8 Note( 1 ) : Te specification and mounting position of grease nipple are different from tose of te standard specification product. Size 1 models are provided wit a special specification grease nipple (NP2 type). or details of dimensions, consult for furter information. ( 2 ) : Te values for a slide unit wit female treads for bellows at bot ends are sown. Note( 1 ) : Te specification and mounting position of grease nipple are different from tose of te standard specification product. Size 1 models are provided wit a special specification grease nipple (NP2 type). or details of dimensions, consult for furter information. ( 2 ) : Te values for a slide unit wit female treads for bellows at bot ends are sown. LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ -2 1=0.097inc -
5 Table Recoended track rail mounting bolt size (Supplemental code /MA) Table 8 Slide unit wit Capillary plates (Supplemental code /Q) Recoended bolt size M1 LW1Q M1 1 Capillary plate L Capillary plate LWQ M1 LW2Q M LW0Q M2 LWQ M80 Note( 1 ) : Applicable to te track rail of supplemental code "/M" of special specification. Remark 1 : Te above table sows representative model numbers but is applicable to all models of te same size. 2 : Hexagon socket ead bolts of strengt division 12.9 of JIS 117 are recoended. Table 7 Canged size of mounting oles (Supplemental code /M) d L1 L LW1Q LWQ LW2Q LW0Q LWQ unit : Remark : Te above table sows representative model numbers but is applicable to all models of te same size. d Table 9 Slide unit wit double end seals (Supplemental code /V, /VV) d d unit : nd seal L nd seal LW1Q. 8 Remark : Te above table sows a representative model number but is applicable to all models of size 1. L1 L LW1Q LWQ LW2Q LW0Q LWQ unit : Remark : Te above table sows representative model numbers but is applicable to all models of te same size. LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ - 1=0.097inc -
6 Table 10 Slide unit wit scrapers (Supplemental code /Z, /ZZ) Scraper L Scraper Track rail lengt Standard and maximum lengts of track rails are sown in Table 11. Wen requiring track rails in any oter lengt, consult for furter information. or te tolerances of dimension and track rail lengt, consult for furter information. dimensions at bot ends are te same and are witin te standard range of unless oterwise specified. To cange tese dimensions, specify te specified rail mounting ole positions "/" of special specification. or details, see page 91. unit : Table 11 Standard and maximum lengts of track rails L1 L LW1Q LWQ LW2Q LW0Q LWQ Remark : Te above table sows representative model numbers but is applicable to all models of te same size. nnumber of mounting oles L Item Standard lengt Ln Pitc of mounting oles Standard range of ( 1 ) Maximum lengt incl. under LW1Q LWQ LW2Q LW0Q Note( 1 ) : Not applicable to te track rail wit female treads for bellows (supplemental code "/J"). Remark : Te above table sows representative model numbers but is applicable to all models of te same size. LWQ unit : LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ - 1=0.097inc -7
7 Low Decibel Linear Way : lange type lange type mounted from bottom LWQ L d1 W2 L W W d L2 H H1 H H2 N W d L 1 LW 1 Q LW Q LW 2 Q LW 0 Q LW Q C,C0 Mass (Ref.) Slide unit T0 Track rail Dimensions of assembly Note( 1 ) : Track rail lengts are sown in Table 11 on page -7. ( 2 ) : Te directions of basic dynamic load rating (C), basic static load rating (C0) and static moment rating (T0, TX, TY) are sown in te sketces below. Te upper values in te TX and TY columns apply to one slide unit, and te lower values apply to two slide units in close contact. Remark 1 : Track rail mounting bolts are not appended. Hexagon socket bolt of JIS 117 strengt division 12.9 or equivalent are recoended. Recoended bolt sizes are sown in Table on page -. 2 : or grease nipple specifications, see page 99. TX TY Dimensions of slide unit Dimensions of track rail H H1 N W2 W W L1 L2 L L d1 H W H d d asic dynamic load rating( 2 ) asic static load rating( 2 ) xample of identification number (or details, see "Identification number and specification".) LWQ Size of rolling guide (Two slide units) Lengt of track rail (8 millimeters) Static moment rating 2 C C0 T0 TX TY Standard : No symbol Ligt preload T LW 2 C2 R8 Q T1 P /Q Ordinary : No symbol Hig H Precision P Capillary plates /Q LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ -8 1=0.097inc -9
8 Low Decibel Linear Way : lange type lange type mounted from top LWTQ L M1 W2 L W W d L2 H H H1 H2 N W d L 1 LWT 1 Q LWT Q LWT 2 Q LWT 0 Q LWT Q Note( 1 ) : Track rail lengts are sown in Table 11 on page -7. ( 2 ) : Te directions of basic dynamic load rating (C), basic static load rating (C0) and static moment rating (T0, TX, TY) are sown in te sketces below. Te upper values in te TX and TY columns apply to one slide unit, and te lower values apply to two slide units in close contact. Remark 1 : Track rail mounting bolts are not appended. Hexagon socket bolt of JIS 117 strengt division 12.9 or equivalent are recoended. Recoended bolt sizes are sown in Table on page -. 2 : or grease nipple specifications, see page 99. C,C0 Mass (Ref.) Slide unit M M M M M10 T0 Track rail Dimensions of assembly TX TY Dimensions of slide unit Dimensions of track rail asic dynamic load rating( 2 ) asic static load rating( 2 ) C C0 T0 TX TY H H1 N W2 W W L1 L2 L L M1 H2 W H d d xample of identification number (or details, see "Identification number and specification".) LWTQ Size of rolling guide (Two slide units) Lengt of track rail (8 millimeters) Standard : No symbol Ligt preload T1 Static moment rating LWT 2 C2 R8 Q T1 P /Q Ordinary : No symbol Hig H Precision P Capillary plates /Q LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ -70 1=0.097inc -71
9 Low Decibel Linear Way : lock type lock type mounted from top LWSQ L M1dept W2 L W W d L2 H H H1 N W d L 1 LWS 1 Q LWS Q LWS 2 Q LWS 0 Q LWS Q Note( 1 ) : Track rail lengts are sown in Table 11 on page -7. ( 2 ) : Te directions of basic dynamic load rating (C), basic static load rating (C0) and static moment rating (T0, TX, TY) are sown in te sketces below. Te upper values in te TX and TY columns apply to one slide unit, and te lower values apply to two slide units in close contact. Remark 1 : Track rail mounting bolts are not appended. Hexagon socket bolt of JIS 117 strengt division 12.9 or equivalent are recoended. Recoended bolt sizes are sown in Table on page -. 2 : or grease nipple specifications, see page 99. C,C0 Slide unit Mass (Ref.) T0 Track rail Dimensions of assembly TX TY Dimensions of slide unit H H1 N W2 W W L1 L2 L L M1dept Dimensions of track rail asic dynamic asic static load rating( 2 ) load rating( 2 ) M M M M M xample of identification number (or details, see "Identification number and specification".) LWSQ W H d d Size of rolling guide (Two slide units) Lengt of track rail (8 millimeters) Standard : No symbol Ligt preload T1 Static moment rating 2 C C0 T0 TX TY LWS 2 C2 R8 Q T1 P /Q Ordinary : No symbol Hig H Precision P Capillary plates /Q LWQ, LWTQ, LWSQ -72 1=0.097inc -7
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