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| Did you know that we are a key UK distributor and stockist of Schneeberger linear technology products? Schneeberger produce, high-precision, high-speed, low-noise, low-friction, linear and profiled guideways. These are combined with sealed carriages that offer maximum reliability and service life and are suitable for the heaviest or lightest loads. Schneeberger's integrated digital measuring and drive systems are a perfect choice for applications that demand high precision functionality. They offer easy-to-set-up instalment and integration, along with low-maintenance operation in comparison to alternative systems. |
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 | Schneeberger's AMS measuring system Precise linear motion requires accurate distance measurement. Schneeberger, with its integrated distance-measuring systems for a variety of applications, offers cost-effective solutions. |
 | Schneeberger's Minirail Minirail represents the latest generation of miniature guideways for sophisticated applications. They are extremely robust, yet their smooth-running precision and reliability are demonstrated in every application. Widths are as small as 7mm. |
 | Schneeberger's Miniscale Plus The "all-in-one" Miniscale Plus is a miniature guideway with an integrated measuring system. It has a resolution of 0.1 μm and allows for measuring lengths of up to 1000 mm. Its optical measuring system is extremely small, thereby facilitating particularly compact and light designs. |
| Schneeberger's range of rails and products come in a range of different materials and sizes to suit all situations, from simple handling tasks to heavy machining processes. Customized solutions with tailor-made products are also offered on request. Cal us for more information on Schneebergers extensive range of high-quality linear guideways and products. | |
Machine designers looking to apply precise distant measuring systems to linear carriages and rails have always had to consider the design, fit, compatibility and reliability of the extra hardware involved. When space constraints and performance are key to design requirements Schneebergers ‘Monorail AMS’ is the answer.
Come and see us at stand 105 at this years Machine Building Live at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham.
A great opportunity that will allow attendees the unique chance to meet the experts face-to-face.
Worldwide, there are a total of four large latest-generation Cherenkov telescopes: Australia, Namibia, La Palma and the USA. Around 4000 electrically driven, cold-rolled ballscrews help researchers to observe the cosmos from the Canary Island and to gain more knowledge about mysterious objects and extreme events in the universe. Positioning the telescopes in the northern and southern hemispheres allows for optimal monitoring. Just what exactly do these observations accomplish and how does Eichenberger Gewinde AG play a role in such valuable findings?
Rollvis satellite rollerscrews (also known as planetary rollerscrews) a linear motion solution with enhanced reliability and performance
We have just updated our prices forSchneeberger's Monorail BM series linear rails and carriages. This gives a massive saving on the whole BM range with prices reduced by up to 40%
Leadscrew technology can be found throughout history in many forms. But where are its origins?
Why is satellite roller screw technology a less recognised option, when compared to other mechanisms for conversion of rotary torque into linear motion ?
Ballscrews & Leadscrews are among the most frequently used drive systems in many areas. The Eichenberger spindle technology and thread rolling (cold forming of outer surface of round parts) combine maximum load-bearing capacity and force density with incredible dynamics, amazing precision and maximum running performance.
Moore International prides itself on ensuring precision from start to finish. Please take the time to watch this short overview video of what we are all about.
Moore international will be hosting a stand at this years Machine Building Live on the 4th October 2023. The venue is the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham located immediately adjacent to the NEC B920EJ.