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Model 115RC

Model 115RC
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Applications: Provides guidance, support, movement or positioning for screens, panels, boards, and components used in medical apparatus, machinery, and manufacturing equipment. Linear Motion Track System Aluminum Track Re-circulating Ball Carriages Up to 265 lb. [120 kg] Load Capacity Side view End stops: drill .17 [4.2mm] holes on lines, fully countersunk. .17 [4.2] (.39 [10.0] x 90°) Fixing: drill .17 [4.2mm] holes on centre line, fully countersunk. Track material Track length Side, flat, or vertical* M4 countersunk screw 4mm countersunk wood screw (not included) Ball carriages Stainless steel and nylon Ball bearings Stainless steel or polymer Load rating * Vertical mounting should be used only for non-load bearing applications. Load Rating The load bearing capacity is based on the type and number of carriages. Due to the extensive variety of applications and possible orientations, we recommend that customers test this product to their specific requirements. This product is not recommended for high-torque applications. Side Mount SS0115-CASSRC Stainless Steel Ball Carriage Load Rating CB0115-CASSRC Polymer Ball Carriage Load Rating Flat Mount (carriage up) SS0115-CASSRC Stainless Steel Ball Carriage CB0115-CASSRC Polymer Ball Carriage Load Rating Flat Mount (carriage down) SS0115-CASSRC Stainless Steel Ball Carriage CB0115-CASSRC Polymer Ball Carriage Load Rating Note: Weight should be evenly distributed across the carriage(s).

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Installation Instructions P reparing the Track 1. Select the appropriate length of aluminum track. End Stop fixed in place with 2 screws 2. Calculate the length of track required, keeping in mind the following measurements: each end stop is .39" [10 mm] wide and each carriage 4.37" [111mm] long. 3. Cut track to the determined length. Multiple lengths of track may be butted together for a longer span. When joining multiple lengths of track, pinning the track ends together provides increased stability. 4. Using the centerline on the front face of the track for guidance, measure along the...

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