Linear Guide Rail Hgr15, Hgr20, Hgr25, Hgr30 Kit Curved 1000mm, 2000mm, 3000mm Slide Block Bearing HGH 15ca 20ca 25ca 30ca 35ca

Linear guides rail also known as track, slide rail or linear guide rail, is a device used to guide and support moving parts to move in a given direction in a straight line.

Linear guides are mainly divided into three types: roller linear guides, roller linear guides, and ball linear guides.

They enable the load platform to perform linear motion with high precision through the infinite rolling cycle of steel balls between the slider and the slide rail, with characteristics such as low wear and the ability to maintain accuracy for a long time.

Application:
Linear guides are widely used in many fields, including industrial automation, CNC machines, precision instruments, logistics and warehousing, and medical equipment.

In the industrial automation field
linear guides are used to drive mechanical equipment to ensure efficient and stable production processes. For example, in automated production lines, linear guides drive various mechanical equipment, suitable for the automotive, electronics, and food processing industries. 

In CNC machines
linear guides are used to drive the precise movement of cutting tools and workpieces to ensure high precision and stability during the machining process, suitable for lathes, milling machines, and grinders. 

In precision instruments
linear guides are used to drive the movement of measurement heads and sample holders to ensure high precision and stability in measurement and observation. For example, in three-coordinate measuring machines and optical measuring instruments, linear guides drive the movement of measurement heads; 

In microscopes
linear guides drive the movement of sample holders, suitable for scientific research and medical fields. 

In the logistics and warehousing field
linear guides are used to drive the movement of stackers and conveyor belts to ensure efficient storage and retrieval of goods and smooth material transportation. For example, in automatic warehousing systems, linear guides drive the movement of stackers; in conveyor systems, linear guides drive the movement of conveyor belts, suitable for logistics and warehousing fields.