BALL GUIDE RAIL CARBON STEEL KSA-035-SNS-P-MA-AK

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The Bosch Rexroth B.GUIDE RAIL CS (R160530231) is a high-precision ball guide rail designed for linear motion applications where rigidity and accuracy are paramount. This guide rail is part of the Ball Rail Systems product group and adheres to DIN specifications for linear guides. It features a slimline width, standard height, and normal length in the SNS format, providing a compact footprint without sacrificing performance. Constructed from carbon steel (CS), this one-piece rail offers maximum rigidity in all load directions and can handle high torque loads. The fastener type MA indicates that it is intended for bolting from above, which simplifies installation while the inclusion of plastic caps (cover AK) protects the mounting holes. The precision accuracy class of this model ensures smooth and precise movements. It has been designed to operate within an ambient temperature range of -10°C to +80°C, although it can withstand higher temperatures for short periods. Consultation with Bosch Rexroth is recommended for applications involving negative temperatures. The B.GUIDE RAIL CS has a maximum length (Lmax) of 2 meters, which can be calculated using the recommended rail length formula L = nB * T + mm, where 'nB' represents the number of holes and 'T' is the pitch between them. Its mass per meter is 2.3 kg/m, ensuring a sturdy yet manageable weight. This guide rail is suitable for use with ball runner blocks or other compatible linear motion components within Bosch Rexroth's extensive range of profiled rail systems. It offers reliability and precision in various automation tasks requiring linear guidance, making it an essential component in sophisticated mechanical systems.