DryLin T Rail Guide Systems. Corrosion-free Wear-resistant Low friction Extremely quiet operation Self-lubricating

DryLin T Rail Guide Systems Corrosion-free Wear-resistant Low friction Extremely quiet operation Self-lubricating 971

DryLin T - Rail guide - Advantages Resistant to dirt, low vibration, low noise, long service life recirculating ball bearing guides Same dimendions as most Hard anodized profile rail Self-lubricating - DryLin T DryLin T guide rails are dimensionally interchangeable with recirculating ball guides, but offer cost-effective, maintenance-free operation. Series 01 offers higher loads, and the mini 04 series is ideal for use in tight design constraints and price sensitive applications. Both use iglide J glide pads and hard-anodized aluminum rails for optimal friction and wear resistance. Clear anodized aluminum carriage body with stainless steel fasteners Adjustable clearance available Very resistant to dirt Very low coefficient of friction and wear Typical application areas: Machine building Wood working industry Machine tools Handling, Lab automation Sliding elements made from highperformance plastic iglide J guarantee optimum running properties End cap of solid plastic or stainless steel F Lifetime calculation online www.igus.com/drylin-expert max. min. +194 F (+90 C) 40 F (-40 C) Adjustable bearing clearance 4 sizes 7 carriage types Rail lengths up to 4,000 mm Detailed technical data www.igus.com/drylint Available from stock Detailed information about delivery time online. Cleanroom certificated IPA Fraunhofer Free of toxins ROHS 2002/95/EC ESD compatible (electrostatic discharge) 972 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Rail guide - Product overview Sliding instead of rolling Automatic With a mechanism that automatically adjusts the bearing clearance after removal of the preload key and adjusts during operation Self-lubricating and maintenance-free Corrosion-resistant Page 979 Standard Supplied preset and can be put into operation at once Manual clearance adjustment or fine tuning Self-lubricating and maintenance-free Corrosion-resistant Page 980 With manual clamp Carriage with adjustable clearance (manual clearance adjustment) Maintenance free, dry-running Corrosion resistant Page 981 Heavy duty Used for the most extreme conditions (dirt, adhesive residues, chips, mud, etc.) Bolted aluminum cover plates mechanically secure bearing liners Page 982 Compact Narrow linear guide carriage for small installation space Plastic sliding elements are fixed in the cover plate and are therefore permanent Clear anodized and weight- reduced guide rail optionally available Page 983 Miniature Small, compact, self-lubricating Adjustable clearance option Page 984 Precision High corrosion resistance Page 984 Clamps Compact and strong clamps for all sizes holding forces up to 500 N Page 986 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 973

DryLin T - Rail guide - Application examples Long service life and food-grade quality, along with the ability to stand up to humidity and harsh cleaning products, are all requirements for this application. The adjustment of the pressure roller and adjustment of the of the grinding wheel balance are done here with DryLin T in place of recirculating ball bearing guides. The DryLin T linear guide are used in these mail room machines to guide the suction cup opening mechanisms. DryLin T linear guide find balance between service life and costs despite the welding spatter and dust in this harsh application. The height of this work table is adjusted quietly and precisely with the use of the DryLin T This measurement system must make quick, seamless tool changes in dusty environments, with major time savings through the use of DryLin T. 974 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Rail guide - Online tools DryLin expert - 2.0 system selections & service life calculation with CAD A number of online tools, including configurators and service life calculators are available for DryLin linear. Calculate required drive force and other technical details, and get direct access to CAD files and online ordering. www.igus.com/drylin-expert DryLin CAD configuration Generate complete 3D models for DryLin linear technology according to your specifications The igus CAD configurator gives your the ability to design and save your linear guide system, individual components directly as a 3D model in all commonly used formats, or have them sent via email - No costs or registration required. www.igus.com/drylin-cad Tightening torque for DryLin connections between metal parts Metric thread (Da) Torque Recommended torque [Nm] [Nm] M4 1.0-2.8 1.5 M5 2.0-5.5 3.0 M6 4.0-10.0 6.0 M8 8.0-23.0 15.0 M10 22.0-46.0 30.0 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 975

DryLin T - Rail guide - Design rules DryLin T - Floating Systems Maximum float =.04 (1 mm) Standard Version Horizontal Float LLZ Vertical Float LLY Part-No. Standard TW-01-15 TW-01-20 TW-01-25 TW-01-30 Part-No. Floating Horizontal TW-01-15HF TW-01-20HF TW-01-25HF TW-01-30HF Part No. Floating Vertical TW-01-15VF TW-01-20VF TW-01-25VF TW-01-30VF DryLin T - Fixed and Floating Bearing Mounting Instructions When using with 2 parallel rails, one side must be designated as the fixed rail, and the opposite side the floating rail. Why use floating bearings? Promotes smooth gliding performance and maximizes bearing life Prevents binding caused by parallelism and angle errors Decreases necessary drive force and wear by minimizing friction-forces Enhances the precision of the system over the bearings lifetime. Reduce assembly time and cost Floating Fixed Fixed Bearings The fixed bearing rail should be positioned closest to the drive force. This rail will determine the precision of the system; no system should contain more than two fixed bearings. Floating/Self-Aligning Bearings The floating rail should be the rail located furthest from the drive force. It is to act only as a guide, and will compensate for any misalignments or angle errors in the system ensuring proper functionality. Mounting Surfaces The mounting surfaces for rails and bearings should have a very flat surface (for example: milled surface) in order to enhance performance. Variations in these surfaces may be compensated for by using floating bearings. Rail Fixed bearing Fixed bearing Automatic compensation of parallelism errors Carriage Floating bearing VF-Y Fixed bearing Floating bearing HF Floating bearing HF Installation variation horizontal with floating bearing in the Z-direction Installation variation lateral with floating bearing in the Z-direction Horizontal mounting version with floating bearing in the Y-direction and lateral mounting carriage 976 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Rail guide - Technical data Guide rails Material Extruded aluminum Material 6063-T6 or 6060-T66 (Al Mg Si 0.5) Coating Hard-anodized aluminum, 50 µm Hardness 500 HV Guide carriages Base structure Extruded aluminum Material 6060-T66 (Al Mg Si 0.5) / 6063-T6 Coating Sliding elements Bolts, springs End cap Max. surface speed Temperature range Anodized aluminum Maintenance free plain bearing iglide J Stainless steel Plastic (TW-01/TWA-01), steel (TW-02) 15 m/s 40 F to +194 F (-40 C to +90 C) Table 01: DryLin technical data Type C 0Y C 0(-Y) C 0Z M 0X M 0Y M 0Z [kn] [kn] [kn] [Nm] [Nm] [Nm] 04-07 0.2 0.2 0.1 1.2 0.6 0.6 04-09 0.48 0.48 0.24 3.4 1.8 1.8 M 0X C 0Y 04-12 0.96 0.96 0.48 9.2 4.4 4.4 04-12 (TWE) 0.48 0.48 0.24 4.6 2.2 2.2 04-15 1.4 1.4 0.7 17 8 8 04-15 (TWE) 0.7 0.7 0.35 8.5 4 4 01-15 4 4 2 32 25 25 C 0Z Z M 0Z 01-/02-20 7.4 7.4 3.7 85 45 45 01-/02-25 10 10 5 125 65 65 01-/02-30 14 14 7 200 100 100 M0Y Y C 0(-Y) Table 02: DryLin permissible static load capacity Diagram 01: Designation of load directions 10.000 1.000 100 Load F (N) 10 0.1 1.0 10 Speed v (m/s) TK-01-15 TK-04-07 TK-01-/02-20 TK-01-/02-25 TK-01-/02-30 TK-04-15 TK-04-12 TK-04-09 y-direction z-direction 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 977

DryLin T DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range Linear guide Order key Type Options TS - 01-15 - 1000 - CA TS-01-... TS-11-... NOTE: The hard anodized surface of DryLin rails and shafts is integral to the tribology of the bearings system - therefore variations in color, and superficial crazing under the anodic layer, may be occur. Rails without mounting holes available Hard anodized surfaces Page 888 Guide rails Type 01 Installation size Rail length [mm] Options TS-01 = Standard rail TS-11 = Lower weight hollow Clear anodized h1 b K1 a h C5 ± 1 mm C4 L ± 2 mm C6 Dimensions [mm] Part No. Weight L a C4 C5 C5 C6 C6 h h1 K1 for screw DIN 912 b ly lz Wby Wbz [kg/m] max. 0.2 min. max. min. max. [mm 4 ] [mm 4 ] [mm 3 ] [mm 3 ] TS-01-15 0.6 4,000 15 60 20 49.5 20 49.5 15.5 10.0 M4 22 6,440 4,290 585 488 TS-01-20 1.0 4,000 20 60 20 49.5 20 49.5 19.0 12.3 M5 31 22,570 11,520 1,456 1,067 TS-11-20 76) 0.5 4,000 20 120 20 79.5 20 79.5 19.0 12.3 M5 31 12,140 6,360 780 620 TS-01-25 1.3 4,000 23 60 20 49.5 20 49.5 21.5 13.8 M6 34 34,700 19,300 2,041 1,608 TS-01-30 1.9 4,000 28 80 20 59.5 20 59.5 26.0 15.8 M8 40 70,040 40,780 3,502 2,832 76) TS-11-20: Clear anodized and weight- reduced guide rail Standard hole pattern symmetric C5 = C6 For rails without mounting holes, please use part number suffix S : TS-01-XXS In North America these may be stocked in 12 ft lengths. Can be combined with: TW-01-... TWA-01-... TW-01-HKA TW-02-... TW-03-... 978 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range Automatic clearance adjustment DryLin T Order key Type Options TWA - 01-15 - LLY C3 C C1 K2 C3 H5 Guide carriages Automatic Standard Installation size Floating bearing C2 K3 H1 H A 2 A Y X A1 Z Dimensions [mm] Part No. Weight H A C A1 A2 C1 C2 C3 H1 H5 K2- Torque K3 for screw [kg] ±0.35 ±0.35 ±0.35 Thread max. [Nm] DIN 912 TWA-01-15 0.11 24 47 68 16.0 38 50 30 9 4.0 16.0 M5 1.5 M4 TWA-01-20 0.19 30 63 81 21.5 53 61 40 10 5.0 19.8 M6 2.5 M5 TWA-01-25 0.29 36 70 90 23.5 57 68 45 11 5.0 24.8 M8 6.0 M6 TWA-01-30 0.50 42 90 103 31.0 72 79 52 12 6.5 27.0 M10 15.0 M8 Order example: TWA-02-20-LLY: guide carriage with automatic clearance adjustment, size 20 and floating bearing in y-direction Can be combined with: TS-01-... 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 979

DryLin T DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range With manual clamp Order key Type Options TW - 01-15 - LLY C3 H5 C C1 K2 C3 Guide carriages C2 K3 A 2 Manual clearance adjustment Height Floating bearing Options LLY = LLZ = Floating bearing in y-direction Floating bearing in z-direction A H1 H Y X A1 Z Dimensions [mm] Part No. Weight H A C A1 A2 C1 C2 C3 H1 H5 K2- Torque ±0.35 ±0.35 ±0.35 thread max. K3 for screw [kg] [Nm] DIN 912 TW-01-15 0.11 24 47 74 16.0 38 50 30 9 4.0 16.0 M5 1.5 M4 TW-01-20 0.19 30 63 87 21.5 53 61 40 10 5.0 19.8 M6 2.5 M5 TW-01-25 0.29 36 70 96 23.5 57 68 45 11 5.0 24.8 M8 6.0 M6 TW-01-30 0.50 42 90 109 31.0 72 79 52 12 6.5 27.0 M10 15.0 M8 Order example: TW-01-15 LLY: standard guide carriage with manually adjustable clearance, size 15 and floating bearing in y-direction Can be combined with: TS-01-... 980 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range Manual adjustable clearance with hand clamp DryLin T Order key Type Options TW - 01-15 - HKA C3 C C1 K2 H5 C3 Guide carriages Manual clearance adjustment K3 A 2 C2 A H1 H Installation size Manual clamp Ky Kz Y X Dk A1 Z Dimensions [mm] Part No. Size Kz Ky Dk Clamp thread TW-01-15-HKA 15 19.0 11.5 20.0 M6 TW-01-20-HKA 20 18.0 15.0 28.0 M8 TW-01-25-HKA 25 17.0 19.0 28.0 M8 TW-01-30-HKA 30 20.0 21.5 28.0 M8 Order example: TW-01-15-HKA: guide carriage with manually adjustable clearance, size 15 with manual clamp The manual clamp has been developed for simple tasks. The creep behavior of the clamped plastic causes a reduction in clamping force over time (up to 70%). Therefore safety-related parts should not be clamped. Please contact our applications consultant if you require other options for the clamping. Can be combined with: TS-01-... 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 981

DryLin T DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range Heavy duty for extreme conditions (all metal structural components) Order key Type TW - 02-20 C H5 Guide carriages Heavy Duty A2 C2 A H1 H Installation size Floating bearing on request K3 K2 Y X Z Dimensions [mm] Part No. Weight H H5 A C A2 C2 H1 K2 K3 [kg] ±0.35 ±0.35 TW-02-20 0.19 30 19.8 63 70 53 40 5.0 M6 M5 TW-02-25 0.29 36 24.8 70 77 57 45 5.0 M8 M6 TW-02-30 0.50 42 27.0 90 92 72 52 6.5 M10 M8 Order example: TW-02-20: heavy-duty guide carriage, size 20 Can only be combined with: TS-01-... 982 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range Compact for tough applications (all metal structural components) DryLin T Order key Type TW - 03-25 C C1 C2 Guide carriages Compact Installation size A A2 K2 Y X Z H5 H H 1 A1 Dimensions [mm] Part No. Weight H A C A1 A2 C1 C2 H1 H5 K2 Torque [kg] ±0.35 ±0.35 max. [Nm] TW-03-25 0.16 36 48 81 12.5 35 67.4 35 5 13 M6 6.0 Order example: TW-03-25: compact guide carriage, size 25 Can only be combined with: TS-01-20 TS-11-20 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 983

DryLin T DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range Low-profile guide rails and carriages NOTE: The hard anodized surface of DryLin rails and shafts is integral to the tribology of the bearings system - therefore variations in color, and superficial crazing under the anodic layer, may be occur. Hard anodized surfaces Page 888 Type Order key TS - 04-07 b K1 h a h1 C5 ± 1 mm C4 C6 L ± 2 mm Dimensions [mm] Part No. Weight L a C4 C5 C5 C6 C6 h h1 K1 for screw b ly lz Wby Wbz [kg/m] max. 0.2 min. max. min. max. DIN 912 [mm 4 ] [mm 4 ] [mm 3 ] [mm 3 ] TS-04-07 0.08 2,000 7 15 5 12 5 12 5.5 3.7 M2 8 131 90 32 29 TS-04-09 0.11 2,000 9 20 5 14.5 5 14.5 6.3 4.6 M2 9.6 252 169 52 49 TS-04-12 0.20 2,000 12 25 5 17.0 5 17.0 8.6 5.9 M3 13 856 574 132 120 TS-04-15 0.33 3,000 15 40 10 29.5 10 29.5 10.8 7.0 M3 17 2,420 1,410 285 239 Miniature carriage standard C C1 A K2 H5 C2 y A 2 x z H H1 Guide rails Miniature Installation size A1 a K3 Dimensions [mm] Part No. Weight H A C A1 A2 C1 C2 H1 H5 K2 thread Torque K3 for screw [g] ±0.2 0.2 ±0.3 ±0.35 ±0.35 [Nm] DIN 912 TW-04-07 8 8 17 23 5 12 21 8 1.5 - M2 0.25 - TW-04-09 17 10 20 29 5.5 15 18 13 1.7 7.2 M2 0.25 M2 TW-04-12 34 13 27 34 7.5 20 22 15 2.2 9.5 M3 0.50 M2 (M3) TW-04-15 61 16 32 42 8.5 25 31 20 2.8 11 M3 0.50 M2 (M3) 984 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range Miniature carriage adjustable DryLin T Order key Type TW E - 04-12 C5 C C1 L C4 K1 C6 h1 h Guide carriages Adjustable clearance Miniature Installation size C2 H H1 A H5 K2 A2 b E-coated for corrosion resistance A1 a K3 Dimensions [mm] Part No. Weight H A C A1 A2 C1 C2 H1 H5 K2 K3 for screw [g] ±0.2 0.2 ±0.3 ±0.35 ±0.35 thread DIN 912 TWE-04-12 36 12 27 38 7.5 20 36 15 2.2 9.5 M3 M2 TWE-04-15 61 16 32 45 8.5 25 31 20 2.8 11 M3 M2 Press in, turn, snap into place Tool: 3 mm flat-head screwdriver Right side: Insert screwdriver, and depress internal nut, and turn to set height clearance Left side: Insert screwdriver, and depress internal nut, and turn to set lateral clearance Can be combined with: TS-04-... 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 985

DryLin T DryLin T - Rail guide - Product range Manual clamps compact Order key A lg Type H H2 H1 a b TWBM - 11-25 C2 K2 A2 C c K Manual clamp Compact design Manual clamp Brass - clamp design C C2 K2 H H2 A A2 bg H1 Installation size Pneumatic clamping on request Options 11 = thin, compact design with plastic clamping elements 01 = solid design with brass clamping components, for size 25 Dimensions [mm] Part No. Clamp force A a A2 H H1 H2 K K2 C C2 c lg b [N] TWBM-11-15 180 47 22 23 24 4 20 30 M4 15 15 4 44 18.9 TWBM-11-20 180 63 31 28 30 6 24 30 M5 15 15 6.5 44 23 TWBM-11-25 400 70 34 35 36 5 31 39 M6 20 20 7.5 63.63 26.2 TWBM-11-30 500 90 40 38 42 6.5 35.5 47 M6 20 20 9 78 32.4 lg Dimensions [mm] Part No. Clamp force A A2 H H1 H2 K2 C C2 lg bg [N] TWBM-01-25* 500 80 57 36 5 16 M8 68 45 80 99 986 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Guide rails - Ordering options DryLin T Valid for guide carriages: Optional: rails without bores available (suffix S ). Clear anodized rails optionally available (suffix "CA" for example: TS-01-15-CA). Standard hole pattern symmetric C5 = C6 DryLin T replacement liners (set) Material iglide J Page 115 DryLin T end caps for series 01 guide rail holes: Guide carriages Part No. Sliding part set Rail Part No. End cap TW-01-15 TEK-01-15 TS-01-15 TSZ-011501 TW-01-20 TEK-01-20 TS-01-20 TSZ-012001 TW-01-25 TEK-01-25 TS-01-25 TSZ-012501 TW-01-30 TEK-01-30 TS-01-30 TSZ-013001 TW-02-20 TW-02-25 TW-02-30 TW-04-09 TW-04-12 TW-04-15 TEK-02-20 TEK-02-25 TEK-02-30 TEK-04-09 TEK-04-12 TEK-04-15 When using the end caps, screws with a low screw head must be used to attach the rail. 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 987

DryLin T DryLin T - Adjusting and installation Adjusting the clearance: DryLin T DryLin T is delivered ready for installation. Clearance of the carriage is adjusted at the factory. The preadjustment is determined by the acting forces on each individual system. If necessary, clearance of the DryLin T linear guide system can be readjusted. This should al ways take place when there is no load on the carriage. 1 After 2 Adjust 3 Check 4 There removing the protective cover, loosen the lock nuts Width across flats: SW 5 for TW-01-15 and TW-01-20 SW 7 for TW-01-25 and TW-01-30 the bearing clearance for the 3 guide points with an Allen key Allen key size: 1.5 mm for TW-01-15 and TW-01-20 2.0 mm for TW-01-25 and TW-01-30 the clearance of the carriage after adjusting the 3 levels. If it is sufficient, tighten the locknuts and put on the cover. is a danger that excessive reduction of the clearances can seize the sliding pads and that the clearance cannot be reset simply by loosening the adjustment screws. The sliding pads are then released by pressing the reset button on the opposite side. Press hard against the readjusting spring. You must have already loosened the re spec tive adjustment screws. Use the correct size pin for this purpose: 2.5 mm for TW-01-20 and TW-01-15 3.0 mm for TW-01-25 and TW-01-30 Video instructions available at www.igus.com 1 2 3 4 lateral guide: less clearance + more clearance vertical guide left vertical guide right 988 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Adjusting and installation DryLin T Adjusting the clearance: DryLin T Automatic The DryLin T Automatic series offers you an automatic adjustment of the clearance. A readjustment can take place automatically in steps of 0.1 mm. Springs tighten the regulating wedge immediately as soon as the clearance is bigger than 0.1 mm and the system is unloaded. 1 The 2 After 3 You system will be delivered with 3 keys and are necessary for mounting the carriage onto the rail. In case these keys are removed they need to be refitted into the openings and turned clockwise 90. the carriage is on the rail, remove the keys by turning them counterclockwise 90 and pull out. The clearance will then be adjusted automatically. can remove the carriage at any time. In order to do so, simply plug the keys back into the carriage (see step 1). 1 2 3 locked unlocked 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 989

DryLin T DryLin T - Adjusting and installation Example of DryLin T Calculation For the exact calculation of the Linear Guide System it is essential to find out whether the position of the forces is within the allowable limits, and if the gliding element where the highest forces occur is not overloaded. The calculation of the necessary driving force and the maximum speed allowed is important. Each mounting version requires a different formula for calculation. Factors concerning shocks and acceleration forces are not included in the calculation, therefore the maximum load and allowable load must be monitored. Variables in the Calculation: Fa : Drive Force (lbs) Fs : Applied Mass Force (lbs) Fy, Fz : Bearing Load (lbs) in y or z direction (mm) sx, sy, sz : Distance of the mass force in y or z direction (mm) ay, az : Distance of the drive force in y or z direction (mm) wx : Distance between carriages on a rail (mm) LX : Constant from table (mm) Zm : Constant from table (mm) Y0 : Constant from table (mm) b : Distance between guide rails (mm) µ : Coefficient of Friction, µ = 0 for static Loads µ = 0.2 for dynamic loads ZW : number of carriages per rail 1 Rail 1 Rail 2 Rails 1 Carriage 2 Carriages 3-4 Carriages K 1 (ay+y0)/lx (ay+y0)/wx (ay+y0)/wx K 2 (sy+y0)/lx (sy+y0)/wx (sy+y0)/wx K 3 az/lx az/wx az/wx K 4 sx/lx sx/wx sx/wx K 5 sz/lx sz/wx sz/wx K 6 (sy+y0)/zm (sy+y0)/zm (sy+y0)/b K 7 sz/zm sz/zm (sz/b)-0.5 Part # LX ZM Y0 (mm) (mm) (mm) TW-01-15 41 16 11.5 TW-01-20 51 23 15.0 TW-01-25 56 25 19.0 TW-01-30 65 29 21.5 DryLin T linear guide are used in these enveloping machines to guide a suction opener for envelopes. The guide system must have low clearance, be maintenance-free and not require any external lubrication. 990 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - System design DryLin T 10,0 5,0 TW-01-30 2,0 TW-01-25 1,0 TW-01-20 Permissible mean speed [m/s] 0,5 0,2 0,1 10 Bearing load (center) [N] 20 50 100 200 500 1.000 TW-01-15 2.000 Diagram 04: Diagram to determine the maximum permissible speed for the calculated bearing load Part No. Fymax, Fzmax [N] TW-01-15 2,000 TW-01-20 3,700 TW-01-25 5,000 TW-01-30 7,000 Table 03: maximum permissible load per sliding element 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 991

DryLin T DryLin T - Mounting version horizontal Recommended Procedure: 1st Step Select the mounting version: horizontal 1 rail and 1 carriage 1 rail and 2 carriages 2 rails and 4 carriages 2nd Step Check to see whether the maximum distances of the applied forces are within the permissible values (see Maximum permissible distances.) Maximum permissible distances between acting forces: sz sx sz Fs ay Fa az Zero Point Floating Bearing ay Fa Fs az sx WX Zero Point y x z b z y x Fixed Bearing Variation: 1 Rail, 1 Carriage sy + sz < 2 Lx - Y0 ay + az < 2 Lx - Y0 sy < 5 Zm sz < 5 Zm 3rd Step: Calculate the necessary drive force 3.1 Center of gravity in x and z direction inside the carriage(s) 3.2 Center of gravity in z direction outside of the carriage(s) Variation: 1 Rail, 2 Carriages Variation: 2 Rails, 4 Carriages sy + sz < 2 wx - Y0 ay + az < 2 wx - Y0 3.3 Center of gravity in x direction outside of the carriage(s) µ Fa1= Fs Fa2= 2µ K 7 Fs Fa3= 1 2µ K 3 1 2µ K 3 2µ K 4 1 2µ K 3 2µ K 1 Fs If the position of the center of gravity is not specified: Fa = MAX (Fa1, Fa2, Fa3) 4th Step: Calculate the maximum bearing load 4.1 Maximum bearing load in the y direction 4.2 Maximum bearing load in the z direction Fy max= 2Fs ( 2K 4 + 0,5 Zw Zw ) ( K 2Fa K Fz max= 4Fa K 3 7+ + 0,5) 1 Zw 2 Zw 2 5th Step: Check calculated load for both y and z with table on page 990 - Maximum permissible load for Fy max & Fz max. This table illustrates the maximum permissible load on a single gliding element from the DryLin T carriage. Evaluating the maximum load on a single gliding element establishes a safety factor for the linear system. Page 990 6th Step: Determine the maximum permissible speed for the calculated load from Step No. 4 Page 990 992 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint

DryLin T - Mounting version lateral DryLin T Recommended Procedure: 1st Step Select the mounting version: side-mounting 1 rail and 1 carriage 1 rail and 2 carriages 2 rails and 4 carriages 2nd Step Check to see whether the maximum distances of the applied forces are within the permissible values (see Maximum permissible distances.) Maximum permissible distances between acting forces: Zero Point WX x z Zero Point y sx sy Fixed Bearing az Fa sx sy Fs Fs ay az ay Fa b Floating Bearing x Variation: 1 Rail, 1 Carriage sy + sz < 2 Lx - Y0 ay + az < 2 Lx - Y0 sy < 5 Zm sz < 5 Zm Variation: 1 Rail, 2 Carriages Variation: 2 Rails, 4 Carriages sy + sz < 2 wx - Y0 ay + az < 2 wx - Y0 z y 3rd Step: Calculate the necessary drive force First, two calculations must be made: Fa1= (1+2 K 6 )µ Fs 1 2µ K 1 Fa2= (2 K 4 +2K 6 )µ Fs 1 2µ K 1 2µ K 3 Fa = MAX (Fa1, Fa2) The drive force Fa corresponds to the calculated maximum value 4th Step: Calculate the maximum bearing load 4.1 Maximum bearing load in the y direction 4.2 Maximum bearing load in the z direction Fy max= Fs K 6 + 2Fa K 1 Zw Zw 2 Fz max= 2Fs ( 2K 4 + 0.5 ) + 4Fa K 3 Zw Zw Zw 2 5th Step: Check calculated load for both y and z with table on page 990 - Maximum permissible load for Fy max & Fz max. This table illustrates the maximum permissible load on a single gliding element from the DryLin T carriage. Evaluating the maximum load on a single gliding element establishes a safety factor for the linear system. Page 990 6th Step: Determine the maximum permissible speed for the calculated load from Step No. 4 Page 990 3D-CAD files, prices and delivery time www.igus.com/drylint 993

DryLin T DryLin T - Mounting version vertical Recommended Procedure: 1st Step Select the mounting version: vertical 1 rail and 1 carriage 1 rail and 2 carriages 2 rails and 4 carriages 2nd Step Check to see whether the maximum distances of the applied forces are within the permissible values (see Maximum permissible distances.) Maximum permissible distances between acting forces: b Floating Bearing az Fixed Bearing ay Fa az Fa sy ay Zero Point WX Zero Point sy Fs x z y Variation: 1 Rail, 1 Carriage sy + sz < 2 Lx - Y0 ay + az < 2 Lx - Y0 sy < 5 Zm sz < 5 Zm sz Variation: 1 Rail, 2 Carriages Variation: 2 Rails, 4 Carriages sy + sz < 2 wx - Y0 ay + az < 2 wx - Y0 Fs x y z 3rd Step: Calculate the necessary drive force First, four calculations must be made: Fa1= 2µ (sz+sy+y0) wx Fs 2µ (az+ay+y0) wx Fa3= 2µ (sz sy Y0) wx Fs 2µ (az ay Y0) wx Fa2= 2µ ( sz+sy+y0) wx Fs 2µ ( az+ay+y0) wx The drive force Fa corresponds to the calculated maximum value Fa4= 2µ (sz+sy+y0)+wx Fs 2µ (az+ay+y0)+wx Fa = MAX (Fa1, Fa2, Fa3, Fa4) 4th Step: Calculate the maximum bearing load 4.1 Maximum bearing load in the y direction 4.2 Maximum bearing load in the z direction Fy max= Fa ay+y0 Fs K 2 2 wx Zw 2 Fz max= Fa az Fs K 5 4 wx Zw 2 5th Step: Check calculated load for both y and z with table on page 990 - Maximum permissible load for Fy max & Fz max. This table illustrates the maximum permissible load on a single gliding element from the DryLin T carriage. Evaluating the maximum load on a single gliding element establishes a safety factor for the linear system. Page 990 6th Step: Determine the maximum permissible speed for the calculated load from Step No. 4 Page 990 994 Lifetime calculation, configuration and more www.igus.com/drylint