PILLOW BLOCK SEB-L-S 30

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The Bosch Rexroth PILLOW BLOCK (R159163020) is a high-precision component designed for use with ball screw assemblies. This pillow block unit, which falls under the assembly group SEBL, size 30, is crafted from robust steel and features a precision pillow block housing with a reference edge on one side. It incorporates a DIN standard deep-groove ball bearing that ensures smooth and accurate motion. The unit is secured with a retaining ring according to DIN standards and comes complete with a protective cover. The PILLOW BLOCK SEB-L-S 30 is specifically suitable for screw end form V, showcasing its adaptability for various applications. It boasts an impressive dynamic load capacity (C) and static load capacity (Co), both tailored to handle radial loads effectively, ensuring the unit's reliability and longevity in operation. The size specifications include Size d, Size H1, Size H2, and Size L, which are critical for ensuring proper fit and function within mechanical systems. This product also includes accessories that support Rexroth ball screw assemblies, contributing to a comprehensive solution for linear motion requirements. The floating bearing configuration utilizes the DIN standard deep-groove ball bearing to accommodate thermal expansion and contraction in the system, maintaining alignment and performance. With its nominal size of 30 x 10 mm and weight of 0.3 kg, the Bosch Rexroth PILLOW BLOCK is engineered to offer stability and support in a compact form factor. Its design prioritizes precise alignment and reduced friction which are vital attributes for machinery requiring high levels of accuracy. This makes it an essential component in applications where precision linear movement is critical.