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Browse Linear Guideways in the Hiwin Corporation catalog including HG Series – Heavy Load Ball Type Linear Guideway,EG Series – Low profile Ball Type Linear Guideway,WE Series – Four-Row Wide Rail Linear Guideway,MG Series – Miniature Linear Guideway.
With these features, a linear guideway can achieve high precision and greatly enhanced moving accuracy while carrying loads in all directions. Hiwin Corporation offers a variety of linear guideway series, each featuring different options for sizes, loading capacity, accuracy, and more. View E-Catalog
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The use of balls and rollers between the rail and block in a linear guideway makes precise linear movements possible. Compared with a standard sliding guide, the friction coefficient here is just one fiftieth. The high efficiency and zero backlash mean that the linear guideway can be used in various ways.
Roller guide for high load applications with the highest demands with respect to load ratings and torques. The HIWIN linear guideways of the RG series use rollers rather than balls as rolling elements. The linear contact surface dramatically reduces deformation caused by loading, thereby achieving extremely high rigidity and load capacity in ...
The high wear protection results from the extraordinary hardness of the coating. The CTS coating is free of Cr(VI) and suitable for use in food stuffs. It is available for the HG, EG, CG and WE series. Further information can be found in the catalogue "Linear Guideways" under chapter "HIWIN coatings for linear guideways".
Depending on your requirements, the precise linear guideways are available in various series and versions. You will find the right profile rail among the accessories for the respective block or directly under the Profile rail menu item. You also have the option to configure blocks and rails together as one unit directly in our configurator.
