BALL RUNNER BLOCK SUPER CARBON STEEL KWD-015-FKS-C1-H-1

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The Bosch Rexroth B.RUNNER BLOCK SS KWD-015-FKS-C1-H-1 (R166111320) is a high-precision ball runner block designed for linear motion applications that require high accuracy and low preload. This self-aligning runner block compensates for alignment errors up to a specific angle, ensuring smooth operation even when there are large tolerances in the adjoining structure. The product features a size 15 flange, short length, and standard height with a carbon steel CS body. It falls under preload class C, indicating low preload, and accuracy class H for high precision. The B.RUNNER BLOCK SS is devoid of a ball chain but comes with initial lubrication and preservation, utilizing the roller bearing grease Dynalub 510. It has an overall length of 63.3 mm and boasts excellent dynamic characteristics suitable for various motion applications. The runner block operates quietly with optimal return and ball pickup design, ensuring longevity and reliable performance. This model is also equipped with straight lube connections that are loosely attached and can be used on all SNS ball guide rails from Bosch Rexroth. Its design allows it to handle the same high load ratings in all four main loading directions, which contributes to its versatility in different application scenarios. Moreover, this runner block is part of an interchangeable system where guide rails can be combined with other runner blocks within each accuracy class. It supports minimum quantity lubrication with an integrated reservoir for oil lubrication and features lube fittings with metal threads on all sides. The B.RUNNER BLOCK SS KWD-015-FKS-C1-H-1 is ideal for applications where precision linear movement is critical, including automation, robotics, machine tools, and material handling systems.