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Roller Screw vs. Other Linear Motion Technologies
(Used in electronic positioning applications)
EXLAR ROLLER SCREWS
ACME SCREWS
BALL SCREWS
HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS
PNEUMATIC
CYLINDERS
Load ratings
Very High
High
High
Very High
High
Lifetime
Very long, many times greater than ball screw
Very low, due to high friction & wear
Moderate
Can be long with proper maintenance
Can be long with proper maintenance
Speed
Very high
Low
Moderate
Moderate
Very high
Acceleration
Very high
Low
Moderate
Very high
Very high
Electronic Positioning
Easy
Moderate
Easy
Difficult
Very Difficult
Stiffness
Very high
Very high
Moderate
Very high
Very low
Shock Loads
Very high
Very high
Moderate
Very high
High
Relative Space Requirements
Minimum
Moderate
Moderate
High
High
Friction
Low
High
Low
High
Moderate
Efficiency
>90%
approx 40%
>90%
<50%
<50%
Installation
Compatible
with standard
servo electronic controls
User may have to engineer a motion/actuator interface
Compatible
with standard
servo electronic controls
Complex, requires servo-valves, high pressure
plumbing, filtering, pumps linear positioning & sensing
Very complex
requires servo-valves, plumbing, filtering, compressors linear positioning & sensing
Maintenance
Very low
High due to poor wear characteristics
Moderate
Very high
High
Environmental
Minimal
Minimal
Minimal
Hydraulic fluid leaks & disposal
High noise levels
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