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New catalogue details latest ball screws
September 1st 2007

SKF has published a new catalogue detailing its latest range of precision ground ball screws which are manufactured in the company's production plant in Italy. The catalogue also includes key criteria for unit specification, installation and maintenance.

The latest products are designed for use in a wide range of machine tool applications and are said to offer a high level of precision, performance and functionality.

The latest range includes DIN standard ball screw and flanged nut assemblies with and without preload and cylindrical nut and ball screw units with and without axial clearances.

A choice of end bearings is available. These have been developed for use in demanding machine tool applications, where they can help improve axial stiffness and load.

The catalogue is available direct from SKF, or can be downloaded from the company's website.

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