What’s the difference between belt and ball screw drives in linear modules?

Linear modules can be driven by either a belt or a ball screw. The main difference is in the drive mechanism and performance. Belt-driven modules usually offer higher speeds and smoother motion, while ball screw-driven ones are better suited for tasks requiring higher precision and heavier loads.

How do I choose the right linear module for my application?

To choose the right module, consider factors like load requirements, desired precision, speed, and environmental conditions. Our expert team can help you identify the optimal model based on your specific needs.

What are the advantages of linear modules over other motion control devices?

Linear modules offer several advantages, such as higher precision, smoother movements, and the ability to handle larger loads at higher speeds. They’re also often more compact and easier to install and maintain.

Can linear modules be customized for specific applications?

Yes, our modules are designed to be highly adaptable and can be tailored to suit various tasks and requirements. That includes different lengths, load capacities, and control options – all to meet your unique application needs.

Linear modules

Name: Linear modules
Brand: Nomo

High-performance motion control with our linear modules: Our linear modules can handle heavy loads at high speeds, making them ideal for a wide range of applications. Whether it's material handling or lighter machining tasks, our modules deliver excellent performance and reliability.

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Our linear modules

Precision modules, PSK

Bosch Rexroth’s precision modules are accurate, ready-to-install linear systems with high-performance features in a compact size.

- Three sizes:

- Length: up to 1 meter

- Speed: up to 1 m/s

- Repeatability: ±0.005 mm

- Sleek, compact precision steel profile:

- Precision ball screw with integrated seal:

- Protection of mounting elements with optional cover plate or sealing strip:

- Available in two accuracy classes: N (normal) and P (precision)

Compact modules, CKK/CKR

CKK/CKR modules stand out with their compact design. The width-to-height ratio for all types is about 2:1. These compact modules from Bosch Rexroth can be delivered as a complete package with a servo motor, servo drive, and optional software.

- Five sizes:

- Length: up to 7 meters

- Speed: up to 10 m/s

- Repeatability: ±0.005 mm

- Four different lubrication options:

- Wide range of accessories:

- Ready to mount with various fastening options:

- Easy maintenance with lubrication access from both sides – through the carriage or a connection plate:

Linear modules MKK/MKR

These linear modules are designed for high load capacity and optimized movement. They are especially developed for moving heavy loads at high speeds. Available with servo motor, servo drive, and optional software.

- Six sizes:

- Length: up to 10 meters

- Speed: up to 10 m/s

- Repeatability: ±0.005 mm

- Four different lubrication options:

- Wide range of accessories:

- Ready to mount with various fastening options:

- Easy maintenance with lubrication access from both sides – through the carriage or a connection plate:

Miniature modules, SMS

The SMS miniature module is a simplified version of the precision module, suitable for applications with lower precision requirements. Available in fixed lengths for faster delivery times.

- Five sizes:

- Length: up to 1.2 m

- Speed: up to 1 m/s

- Repeatability: ±0.005 mm

- An economical solution for simple positioning tasks with great price/performance ratio:

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Precision modules, PSK Linear modules MKK/MKR Compact modules, CKK/CKR Miniature modules, SMS

Flexible drive with belt or ball screw

Depending on your requirements and preferences, our linear modules can be driven by either a belt or a ball screw, giving you the flexibility to tailor the setup to your application. This makes it possible to design a solution that’s just right for your specific needs.

Why choose our linear modules?

Precision and reliability: Our modules deliver outstanding precision and repeatability, ensuring top-quality performance.
Low friction: Minimal friction between moving parts means lower energy consumption and reduced wear, extending the life of your components.
Adaptability: Our modules are designed to be easily customized for different uses and environments, allowing for a wide range of applications.

We also provide detailed datasheets and CAD drawings for each linear module, along with personal support to help you choose the right size and type for your specific application.

Contact us today to learn more about our linear modules and how we can help you find the perfect solution.

Linear modules can be driven by either a belt or a ball screw. The main difference is in the drive mechanism and performance. Belt-driven modules usually offer higher speeds and smoother motion, while ball screw-driven ones are better suited for tasks requiring higher precision and heavier loads.
To choose the right module, consider factors like load requirements, desired precision, speed, and environmental conditions. Our expert team can help you identify the optimal model based on your specific needs.
Linear modules offer several advantages, such as higher precision, smoother movements, and the ability to handle larger loads at higher speeds. They’re also often more compact and easier to install and maintain.
Yes, our modules are designed to be highly adaptable and can be tailored to suit various tasks and requirements. That includes different lengths, load capacities, and control options – all to meet your unique application needs.