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R162211220
Rexroth
R162211220 KWD-015-SNS-C1-P-1
Product attributes | |
Nominal size [mm] | 15 |
Format | SNS - slimline, normal, standard height |
Type of construction | High-precision ball runner block |
Ball chain | Without ball chain (standard) |
Material (profiled rail systems) | Carbon steel |
Preload class | C1 - Low preload |
Accuracy class | P - Precise |
Seal | SS - Standard seal |
Self-aligning for compensation of misalignments | Without self-alignment |
Width of runner block [mm] | 34 |
Length of runner block [mm] | 58.2 |
Height of runner block [mm] | 19.9 |
Height runner block with guide rail [mm] | 24 |
Lubrication | With initial lubrication and preservation |
Dynamic load capacity C [N] | 9860 |
Footnote dynamic load capacity C | Determination of the dynamic load capacities and load moments is based on a 100 000 m travel as per DIN ISO 14728-1. Often only 50 000 m are actually stipulated. For comparison: Multiply values C, Mt and ML from the table by 1.26. |
Static longitudinal moment load capacity ML0 [Nm] | 87 |
Static torsional moment load capacity Mt0 [Nm] | 120 |
Max. acceleration amax [m/s²] | 500 |
Note: Max. acceleration amax | If Fcomb◡> 2.8 • Fpr : amax = 50 m/s2 |
Maximum permissible linear speed vmax [m/s] | 5 |
Dynamic torsional moment load capacity Mt [Nm] | 95 |
Dynamic torsional moment load capacity Mt footnote | Determination of the dynamic load capacities and load moments is based on a 100 000 m travel as per DIN ISO 14728-1. Often only 50 000 m are actually stipulated. For comparison: Multiply values C, Mt and ML from the table by 1.26. |
Dynamic longitudinal moment load capacity ML [Nm] | 68 |
Dynamic longitudinal moment load capacity ML footnote | Determination of the dynamic load capacities and load moments is based on a 100 000 m travel as per DIN ISO 14728-1. Often only 50 000 m are actually stipulated. For comparison: Multiply values C, Mt and ML from the table by 1.26. |
Static load capacity C0 [N] | 12700 |
Version | Ball rail system |
Permissible ambient temperature | - 10 °C ... + 80 °C |
Footnote permissible ambient temperature (min ... max) | 100 °C admissible for short time. For operation at negative temperatures, please consult us. |
Friction coefficient μ | 0.002 ... 0.003 |
Footnote friction coefficient μ | Without friction of seal |
Weight [kg] | 0.18 |
Pitch T guide rail [mm] | 60 |
Dimension A (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 34 |
Dimension A1 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 17 |
Dimension A2 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 15 |
Dimension A3 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 9.5 |
Dimension B (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 58.2 |
Dimension B tolerance (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 0.5 |
Dimension B1 [mm] | 39.2 |
Dimension E1 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 26 |
Dimension E2 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 26 |
Dimension E8 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 24.55 |
Dimension E9 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 6.7 |
Dimension H (profiled rail system) [mm] | 24 |
Dimension H1 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 19.9 |
Dimension H2 with cover strip (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 16.3 |
Dimension H2 without cover strip (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 16.2 |
Dimension K1 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 10 |
Dimension K2 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 11.6 |
Dimension K3 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 3.2 |
Dimension K4 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 3.2 |
Dimension N3 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 6 |
Dimension N6 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 10.3 |
Dimension N6 tolerance (profiled rail systems) [mm] | ±0.5 |
Dimension S2 (profiled rail systems) | M4 |
Dimension S5 (profiled rail system) [mm] | 4.5 |
Dimension S9 | M2,5x3.5 mm |
Dimension S9 thread diameter (profiled rail systems) | M2,5 |
Dimension S9 lead [mm] | 3.5 |
Dimension T1 min (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 12 |
Dimension V1 [mm] | 5 |
Product attributes | |
Nominal size [mm] | 15 |
Format | SNS - slimline, normal, standard height |
Type of construction | High-precision ball runner block |
Ball chain | Without ball chain (standard) |
Material (profiled rail systems) | Carbon steel |
Preload class | C1 - Low preload |
Accuracy class | P - Precise |
Seal | SS - Standard seal |
Self-aligning for compensation of misalignments | Without self-alignment |
Width of runner block [mm] | 34 |
Length of runner block [mm] | 58.2 |
Height of runner block [mm] | 19.9 |
Height runner block with guide rail [mm] | 24 |
Lubrication | With initial lubrication and preservation |
Dynamic load capacity C [N] | 9860 |
Footnote dynamic load capacity C | Determination of the dynamic load capacities and load moments is based on a 100 000 m travel as per DIN ISO 14728-1. Often only 50 000 m are actually stipulated. For comparison: Multiply values C, Mt and ML from the table by 1.26. |
Static longitudinal moment load capacity ML0 [Nm] | 87 |
Static torsional moment load capacity Mt0 [Nm] | 120 |
Max. acceleration amax [m/s²] | 500 |
Note: Max. acceleration amax | If Fcomb◡> 2.8 • Fpr : amax = 50 m/s2 |
Maximum permissible linear speed vmax [m/s] | 5 |
Dynamic torsional moment load capacity Mt [Nm] | 95 |
Dynamic torsional moment load capacity Mt footnote | Determination of the dynamic load capacities and load moments is based on a 100 000 m travel as per DIN ISO 14728-1. Often only 50 000 m are actually stipulated. For comparison: Multiply values C, Mt and ML from the table by 1.26. |
Dynamic longitudinal moment load capacity ML [Nm] | 68 |
Dynamic longitudinal moment load capacity ML footnote | Determination of the dynamic load capacities and load moments is based on a 100 000 m travel as per DIN ISO 14728-1. Often only 50 000 m are actually stipulated. For comparison: Multiply values C, Mt and ML from the table by 1.26. |
Static load capacity C0 [N] | 12700 |
Version | Ball rail system |
Permissible ambient temperature | - 10 °C ... + 80 °C |
Footnote permissible ambient temperature (min ... max) | 100 °C admissible for short time. For operation at negative temperatures, please consult us. |
Friction coefficient μ | 0.002 ... 0.003 |
Footnote friction coefficient μ | Without friction of seal |
Weight [kg] | 0.18 |
Pitch T guide rail [mm] | 60 |
Dimension A (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 34 |
Dimension A1 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 17 |
Dimension A2 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 15 |
Dimension A3 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 9.5 |
Dimension B (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 58.2 |
Dimension B tolerance (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 0.5 |
Dimension B1 [mm] | 39.2 |
Dimension E1 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 26 |
Dimension E2 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 26 |
Dimension E8 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 24.55 |
Dimension E9 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 6.7 |
Dimension H (profiled rail system) [mm] | 24 |
Dimension H1 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 19.9 |
Dimension H2 with cover strip (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 16.3 |
Dimension H2 without cover strip (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 16.2 |
Dimension K1 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 10 |
Dimension K2 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 11.6 |
Dimension K3 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 3.2 |
Dimension K4 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 3.2 |
Dimension N3 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 6 |
Dimension N6 (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 10.3 |
Dimension N6 tolerance (profiled rail systems) [mm] | ±0.5 |
Dimension S2 (profiled rail systems) | M4 |
Dimension S5 (profiled rail system) [mm] | 4.5 |
Dimension S9 | M2,5x3.5 mm |
Dimension S9 thread diameter (profiled rail systems) | M2,5 |
Dimension S9 lead [mm] | 3.5 |
Dimension T1 min (profiled rail systems) [mm] | 12 |
Dimension V1 [mm] | 5 |
High-precision ball runner block BSHP
New entry-zone geometry for ball runner block in high-precision version The ball runner blocks in high-precision version comprise of an innovative entry zone. The steel bearing plates are not supported by the ball runner block in the end area and can therefore deform elastically. The entry zone adjusts itself individually to the current operating load of the ball runner block. I.e. the balls run smoothly into the bearing zone without loading pulsations
1) Ball runner block
2) Steel bearing plate
3) Ball guide rail
4) – 7) Balls
Ball entry
▶ The balls (4) are guided up to the start of the entry zone via the roller deflection.
▶ The ball (5) can enter without load.
▶ The ball (6) elastically deforms the end of the steel bearing plate (2). This deformation results from the total yielding of the ball deformation and the deformation of the free ends of the steel bearing plates.
▶ If the distance between the steel bearing plate and the ball guide rail (3) is smaller than the ball diameter, the ball is put under load (preload) slowly and evenly.
▶ The preload is increased harmonically until the ball (7) has reached its maximum preload.
Innovative solutions by Rexroth:
The load-dependent entry zone The functionality of the entry zone is decisive. The steel bearing plates are manufactured with such precision that they deflect by the ideal amount according to the load. Thus, the balls can enter particularly smoothly. Due to the precise manufacture of the steel bearing plates, they are only deformed by an entering ball to such an extent that the following ball can run in without load. The balls thus no longer enter the load-bearing zone through a fixed entry zone, rather transition smoothly on a tangential, ideally angled elastic line into the load-bearing zone. The smooth entry of the balls and the continuous adaptation of the entry zone to the load represent the most decisive benefits of the high-precision ball runner blocks.
Characteristic features
1 Maximum travel accuracy
2 Reduced friction force oscillations
3 The conflict of aims is resolved
High-precision ball runner block BSHP
New entry-zone geometry for ball runner block in high-precision version The ball runner blocks in high-precision version comprise of an innovative entry zone. The steel bearing plates are not supported by the ball runner block in the end area and can therefore deform elastically. The entry zone adjusts itself individually to the current operating load of the ball runner block. I.e. the balls run smoothly into the bearing zone without loading pulsations
1) Ball runner block
2) Steel bearing plate
3) Ball guide rail
4) – 7) Balls
Ball entry
▶ The balls (4) are guided up to the start of the entry zone via the roller deflection.
▶ The ball (5) can enter without load.
▶ The ball (6) elastically deforms the end of the steel bearing plate (2). This deformation results from the total yielding of the ball deformation and the deformation of the free ends of the steel bearing plates.
▶ If the distance between the steel bearing plate and the ball guide rail (3) is smaller than the ball diameter, the ball is put under load (preload) slowly and evenly.
▶ The preload is increased harmonically until the ball (7) has reached its maximum preload.
Innovative solutions by Rexroth:
The load-dependent entry zone The functionality of the entry zone is decisive. The steel bearing plates are manufactured with such precision that they deflect by the ideal amount according to the load. Thus, the balls can enter particularly smoothly. Due to the precise manufacture of the steel bearing plates, they are only deformed by an entering ball to such an extent that the following ball can run in without load. The balls thus no longer enter the load-bearing zone through a fixed entry zone, rather transition smoothly on a tangential, ideally angled elastic line into the load-bearing zone. The smooth entry of the balls and the continuous adaptation of the entry zone to the load represent the most decisive benefits of the high-precision ball runner blocks.
Characteristic features
1 Maximum travel accuracy
2 Reduced friction force oscillations
3 The conflict of aims is resolved
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