BALL TRANSFER UNIT KU-C15-P-OFK

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The Bosch Rexroth BALL TRANSFER UNIT KU-C15-P-OFK (R053121510) is a high-quality component designed for facilitating the smooth and efficient transport of sensitive materials such as glass, polished aluminum, brass, and steel sheets. This particular model features a plastic load ball made from PA (Polyamide), which is particularly gentle on materials during transfer operations. The unit's construction includes all parts being galvanized and corrosion-resistant steel balls, ensuring durability and a longer service life even in challenging environments. With its robust design, the BALL TRANSFER UNIT KU-C15-P-OFK lacks a felt seal, which makes it preserved and suitable for applications where minimal friction is required. The outer diameter of the unit is D with an impressive maximum permissible linear speed vmax and an operating temperature range that can withstand up to C without compromising performance or load capacity. However, it's important to note that operation at temperatures above C may necessitate a reduction in load capacity. The dynamic load capacity of this ball transfer unit is denoted as C at C, while the static load rating is C. Users must consider that prolonged use at speeds above 1 m/s could lead to increased temperatures and reduced service life depending on the applied load. The product has a nominal size with specific tolerances outlined for D dimensions. Weighing only kg., this Bosch Rexroth ball transfer unit provides an effective solution for material handling systems requiring precise movement control and reduced risk of material damage. Its lightweight yet sturdy construction makes it an ideal choice for various applications where reliable material conveyance is critical.