Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF This drive is also available as a product unit as part of the Simplified Motion Series Spindle axis ELGS-BS-KF
Open the catalog to page 1Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Compact Optimum dimensions thanks to the integrated compact coupling and a very short slide Optimal installation space to working space ratio Protected against external influences by internal guide Unique assembly system Compact double bearing integrated in the axis to save space Stainless steel cover strip kept in place with magnetic strips Wide range of mounting options for optimum machine integration Adapterless combination of ELGC and EGSC using the innovative "one size down" assembly system Simple position sensing with proximity...
Open the catalog to page 2Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Characteristics From the individual axis to the complete handling system • The toothed belt and spindle axes ELGC and mini slide EGSC form a scalable modular system for compact automation • The shared platform architecture creates a consistent range with matching interfaces. A large number of systems can be realised entirely without adapter plates • Powerful drive and guide components ensure a long service life, as well as excellent load capacity and reliability • The uniform and universal range of accessories reduces warehousing...
Open the catalog to page 3Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Characteristics Matrix showing combinations between axis ELGC/ELGS-TB, ELGC/ELGS-BS, mini slide EGSC/EGSS-BS, electric cylinder EPCC/EPCS-BS and guide axis ELFC Mounting options with profile mounting and via angle kit Assembly axis ELGC-BS/-TB; ELFC; EGSC-BS; EPCC-BS; ELGS-BS/-TB; EGSS-BS, EPCS-BS 25 32 45 Size Base axis ELGC-BS/-TB; ELFC; ELGS-BS/-TB With profile mounting EAHF-L2-…-P-D… • Mounting option: base axis with one-size-down assembly axis • Mounting option: base axis rotated through 90° with one-size-down assembly axis Matrix...
Open the catalog to page 4Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Gantry axis Drive system Ball screw drive Recirculating ball bearing guide Spindle pitch d Internet: www.festo.com/catalogue/...
Open the catalog to page 5Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Peripherals overview d Internet: www.festo.com/catalogue/...
Open the catalog to page 6Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Peripherals overview Accessories Type Electric drive For centring loads and attachments on the slide • For axis/axis mounting with adapter plate • Mounting option: base axis with same size or one-size-down assembly axis (a page 1) • When motors are mounted using parallel kits, this may lead to interfering contours. In this case, the adapter plate is required for height compensation (download CAD data a www.festo.com) • For axis/axis mounting without adapter plate • Mounting option: base axis with one-size-down assembly axis (a page...
Open the catalog to page 7Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Data sheet General technical data Size Design Guide Mounting position Working stroke Max. feed force Fx No-load torque at Low travel speed No-load torque at Max. travel speed Max. radial force1) Max. rotational speed2) Max. acceleration Repetition accuracy Reversing backlash Position sensing 1) At the driving shaft 2) Rotational speed and travel speed are stroke-dependent Operating and environmental conditions Ambient temperature1) Degree of protection Duty cycle Cleanroom class Maintenance interval 0 … +50 IP40 100 Class 7 according...
Open the catalog to page 8Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Data sheet Spindle Size Mass moment of inertia Size [kg mm2] JO JH per metre stroke JL per kg payload The mass moment of inertia Jrot of the rotating parts of the axis is calculated as follows: Diameter Pitch Jrot = JO + JH x working stroke [m] Homing Homing can be carried out in two ways: • Against a fixed stop • Using a reference switch The following values must be observed: Size Max. impact energy At max. homing speed Materials Sectional view Drive cover Spindle nut Slide Guide Spindle Cover strip Profile End cap Note on materials...
Open the catalog to page 9Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Data sheet Characteristic load values The indicated forces and torques refer to the centre of the guide. The point of application of force is the point where the centre of the guide and the longitudinal centre of the slide intersect. These values must not be exceeded during dynamic operation. Special attention must be paid to the deceleration phase. Distance from the slide surface Max. permissible forces and torques on the slide (strength limits) Size 32 Fymax. Fzmax. Mxmax. Mymax. Mzmax. Distance from the slide surface to the centre...
Open the catalog to page 10Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Data sheet Calculating the service life The service life of the guide depends on the load. To be able to make a statement as to the service life of the guide, the graph below plots the load comparison factor fv against the service life. These values are only theoretical. You must consult your local Festo contact for a load comparison factor fv greater than 1. Load comparison factor fv as a function of service life l Example: A user wants to move an x kg load. Using the formula (a page 10) gives a value of 1.5 for the load comparison...
Open the catalog to page 11Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Data sheet Speed v as a function of working stroke l Size 32 Feed force F as a function of input torque M d Internet: www.festo.com/catalogue/...
Open the catalog to page 12Spindle axes ELGC-BS-KF, with recirculating ball bearing guide Data sheet Feed force F as a function of service life l Recommended deflection limits Adherence to the following deflection limits is recommended so as not to impair the functionality of the axes. Greater deformation can result in increased friction, greater wear and reduced service life. Size Dynamic deflection (moving load) Static deflection (stationary load) d Internet: www.festo.com/catalogue/...
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