BALL NUT FEM-E-C 16X5RX3-4

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The Bosch Rexroth FEM-E-C 16X5RX3-4 (R150201065) is a high-precision ball screw assembly designed for linear motion applications. This single nut with flange FEMEC features a nominal diameter of 16 mm and a lead of 5 mm, providing smooth and accurate translation of rotational movement into linear motion. The ball screw nut incorporates a standard seal and standard axial clearance to ensure reliable operation under various conditions. Equipped with a robust design, the FEM-E-C 16X5RX3-4 conforms to DIN standards for mounting dimensions, offering compatibility with a wide range of installations. Its flange type C ensures secure mounting, while an alternative flange type B is also available for different design requirements. This model supports both right-hand and left-hand versions in some cases, catering to various directional needs. The product boasts an impressive dynamic load capacity and static load rating, suitable for applications requiring high load-bearing capabilities. It operates within a temperature range of -10°C to +80°C, allowing it to function effectively in diverse environments. The maximum permissible linear speed is determined by the lead and critical speed specifications provided in the technical notes. In terms of performance, the Bosch Rexroth FEM-E-C 16X5RX3-4 ball screw assembly offers preload classes ranging from C0 to C5 and tolerance grades T7 to T9. These features contribute to its precision and rigidity, making it ideal for applications that demand exacting standards. Weighing only 0.3 kg and with its compact nominal size, this ball screw nut is both lightweight and space-saving without compromising on strength or performance—attributes that are essential for modern machinery where efficiency and footprint are often key considerations.