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MXH
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MXH - 1

The use of an endless track linear guide produces a table cylinder having excellent rigidity, linearity and non-rotating accuracy. Series Variations

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MXH - 2

The use of an endless track linear guide produces a table cylinder j§ having excellent rigidity, linearity, non-rotating accuracy. Compact Slide Series MX H i Improved moment Allowable moment is approximately 6 times greater than the MXU series. Mounting is possible from Piping is possible from Lateral mounting (through holes) Lateral mounting (tapped holes) Vertical mounting (tapped holes) Axial mounting (tapped holes) If changing the port positions, a made-to-order part number, -XC3D, is available. Applicable example A table cylinder suitable for short pitch mounting Lateral mounting...

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MXH - 3

Model Selection Confirmation of theoretical output is required separately. Refer to "Theoretical Output" on page 21. Selection Conditions: Follow the tables below in order to determine selection conditions and choose one selection graph. Mounting orientation Selection graph • L: Overhang (the distance from the cylinder shaft center to the load center of gravity) The direction of L can also be a diagonal direction. (See the drawing at right.) Selection Graph (1) to (3) (Vertical Mounting) Load center Graph (1) Maximum Speed 100 (mm/s) or Less Graph (3) Maximum Speed 500 (mm/s) or Less Graph...

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MXH - 4

Compact Slide Seríes MXH Selection Graph (4) to (12) (Horizontal Mounting) Maximum Speed 100 mm/s or Less Graph (4) Load Eccentricity 50 mm Maximum Speed 300 mm/s or Less Graph (7) Load Eccentricity 50 mm Maximum Speed 500 mm/s or Less Graph (10) Load Eccentricity 50 mm Graph (5) Load Eccentricity 100 mm Graph (6) Load Eccentricity 200 mm Graph (8) Load Eccentricity 100 mm Graph (9) Load Eccentricity 200 mm Graph (11) Load Eccentricity 100 mm Graph (12) Load Eccentricity 200 mm Selection Example 1. Selection conditions f Mounting: Vertical Refer to Graph (3) based on vertical mounting and a...

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MXH - 5

Compact Slide Compact slide Bore size Refer to page 21 for details. Number of auto switches Auto switch Nil I Without auto switch (Built-in magnet) i- For the applicable auto switch model, refer to the table below. Refer to "Standard Stroke" on the next page. Applicable AutO Switch/Refer to pages 1719 to I827 for further information on auto switches. » Water resistant type auto switches can be mounted on the above models, but in such case SMC cannot guarantee water resistance. Consult with SMC regarding water resistant types with the above model numbers. ■ Refer to page 29 for applicable...

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MXH - 6

Compact Slide Seríes MXH Ifrfrf I (Refer to pages 1847, and 1851 Standard Stroke Note: Intermediate strokes are available with "Made to Order" models (-XC19). (For details, see page 1916.) Theoretical Output

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MXH - 7

Table Displacement Table Displacement due to Pitch Moment Table Displacement due to Yaw Moment Table displacement (arrow) when a load acts upon the section marked with the arrow at the full stroke of the compact slide Table displacement (arrow) when a load acts upon the section marked with the arrow at the full stroke of the compact slide /KCflUtion I Caution on DesigrT 1. Selection of a bore size cannot be made only with above graphs. Select a bore size in accordance with "Model Selection" on page 18 and 19. 2. Displacement may increase after an impact load has been applied. When the table...

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MXH - 8

Compact Slide Seríes MXH Table Displacement Table Accuracy Table Displacement due to Roll Moment Table displacement (at A) when a load acts upon section F at the full stroke of the compact slide

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MXH - 9

Component Parts Component Parts Note: The MXH series cannot be disassembled.

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MXH - 10

Compact Slide Seríes MXH Plug for port (Hexagon socket head set screw) Guide rail width 5

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MXH - 12

Compact Slide Seríes MXH Plug for port (Hexagon socket head set screw) Guide rail width 9

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MXH - 13

3 X M6 X 1.0 through Plug for port (Hexagon socket head set screw' Guide rail width 12

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MXH - 14

Compact Slide Seríes MXH Minimum Stroke for Auto Switch Mounting Auto Switch Proper Mounting Position (Detection at Stroke End) and Its Mounting Height Note 1) Negative figures in the table W indicate an auto switch is mounted inward from the edge of the cylinder body. Note 2) In the case of models with 5 and 10 strokes, the switch may not turn off due to operating range or two switches may turn on simultaneously. Fix switches outside 1 to 4 mm further than the values in the above table, (if 1 switch is used, make sure that it turns ON and OFF properly; if 2 switches are used, make sure...

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MXH - 15

Auto Switch Mounting Watchmaker's screwdriver Auto switch groove position • When tightening the auto switch mounting screw, use a watchmaker's screwdriver with Auto Switch Mounting Screw Note) When used with side piping, it is not auto switch type on the side to which the Auto switch mounting groove

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Specific Product Precautions 1 Be sure to read before handling. Refer to front matters 42 and 43 for Safety Instructions and pages 3 to 11 for Actuator and Auto Switch Precautions. Caution on Handling Auto Switches When installing in close proximity to each other 1. When compact slide cylinders equipped with D-A9D or D-M9D auto switches are used, the auto switches could activate unin- tentionally if the installed distance is less than the dimension shown in Table (1). Therefore, make sure to provide at least this much clearance. Due to unavoidable circumstances, if they must be used with...

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MXH - 17

Specific Product Precautions 2 Be sure to read before handling. Refer to front matters 42 and 43 for Safety Instructions and pages 3 to 11 for Actuator and Auto Switch Precautions. 1. When tightening threads for compact slide, properly tighten within the specified torque. How to Mount a Compact Slide A compact slide can be mounted from 4 directions. Make a selection suitable for the applicable machinery and workpieces, etc. Lateral Mounting (Body through-hole) Lateral Mounting (Body tapped) Vertical Mounting (Body tapped) Axial Mounting (Body tapped)

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