Telescopic Slides

Telescopic Slides
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Telescopic Slides

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Overview: The Ganter catalogue provides comprehensive information on telescopic slides, detailing specifications, mounting options, and component features. It highlights the latest technological advancements and emphasizes that these standard parts can meet a wide range of requirements, with specific applications needing consultation with the design department.
General Notes: Telescopic slides consist of outer, inner, and sometimes middle slides, connected by ball bearings for smooth motion. They are categorized by extension length: partial, full, and over extension. Features include stops to prevent unintentional extension, locking devices, and self-retracting mechanisms.
Types of Telescopic Slides: Various models are listed, each with specific load capacities, extension types, and material compositions. For instance, GN 1400 offers partial extension with a load capacity of up to 280 N, while GN 1408 provides full extension with a load capacity of up to 250 N.
Component Features: Features such as rubber stops, locking devices, and self-retracting mechanisms vary by model, enhancing functionality and safety.
Technical Information: The catalogue includes material specifications, operating temperatures, and RoHS compliance. It stresses the importance of using all available mounting holes to maintain specified load capacity.
Mounting and Fastening: Detailed instructions are provided for mounting telescopic slides, including screw types and the necessity of using all available holes. Customization options for specific mounting requirements are also offered.
Specifications and Features of GN 1410, GN 1412, and GN 1414:
  • Rubber Stop and Locking Device: Designed to dampen impact and reduce noise, also serving as a locking device.
  • Detach Function: Allows complete separation of extension slides for easy mounting and maintenance.
  • Material and Construction: Made of steel, zinc plated, and blue passivated, with bearings of hardened roller bearing steel.
  • Operating Temperature: Effective between -20°C to 100°C, RoHS compliant.
Installation and Mounting: All models require the use of all available countersunk or through-holes for reliable load absorption. Fastening screws such as hexagon socket countersunk head screws and Phillips countersunk screws are recommended.
Additional Options: Custom lengths, hole spacing, and surface finishes are available upon request. Support brackets and locking devices can be added as needed.
Conclusion: The document provides comprehensive technical details and installation guidelines for selecting and using telescopic slides in various applications, emphasizing the importance of proper mounting to ensure optimal performance and load capacity.
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Telescopic Slides Standard Parts. Ganter.

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Telescopic Slides General Notes General information Telescopic slides offer smooth running, wear-free, and quiet linear motion. They are used in a very wide range of applications. The spectrum ranges from the most simple extensions and drawers to high-quality variants that are used in the industrial environment on machines, production systems, and equipment. The telescopic slides have a multitude of positive features and are still very interesting from an economic standpoint. Here are a few examples of use: sliding doors, protective hoods, keyboards and PC pullouts, vehicle equipment, storage...

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Telescopic Slides General Notes Telescopic slides with full extension, back stop position Telescopic slides with full extension, front stop position Highlights - Telescopic Slides |

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Telescopic Slides Overview of Types Type of extension Load capacity Basic length Material Partial extension T Full extension V Fastening Through-holes Countersunk (Id. no. 1) holes (Id. no. 2) | Highlights - Telescopic Slides Outer slide, through-holes / Inner slide, countersunk holes (Id

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Telescopic Slides Component Teatures Component features Without With rubber stop rubber stop back-front Latch Locking Locking device back device back, back Type M detach Type E function Type F Latch front Type K Latch back-front Type Q SelfPush to Extension retracting open on both mechanism, mechanism sides dampened / not dampened

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Telescopic Slides with Partial Extension, Load Capacity up to 280 N A Without rubber stop 3 Identification no. Fastening using through-holes Specification profile Steel, zinc plated, blue passivated Roller bearing steel, hardened • Ball cage Steel, zinc plated lengths and hole spacing attachment options rubber stop locking device (back, front, or back-front) support bracket retraction dampening, external Information Telescopic slides GN 1400 are installed vertically and in pairs. The stroke reaches ≈ 75 % of the nominal length l1 (partial extension). With type A without rubber stop, the end stops...

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GN 1400 Telescopic Slides continued Mounting holes - outer slide Mounting holes - inner slide Fastening screws For the said loading forces FS to be absorbed reliably in the surrounding structure, all available through-holes of the outer and inner slide must be used. Failure to use fastening screws reduces the specified load capacity accordingly. The following screws can be used for mounting: Outer slide Inner slide Countersunk screw, Phillips Countersunk screw, Phillips

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Telescopic Slides with Partial Extension, Load Capacity up to 780 N E With rubber stop, locking device in back 3 Identification no. profile Steel, zinc plated, blue passivated Roller bearing steel, hardened • Ball cage Steel, zinc plated stop Plastic / Elastomer lengths and hole spacing attachment options rubber stop (without locking device) • Other • With Mounting with through holes on external slide and countersunk holes on inner slide support bracket dampening, external | Highlights - Telescopic Slides Information Telescopic slides GN 1404 are installed vertically and in pairs. The stroke...

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GN 1404 Telescopic Slides continued Mounting holes - outer slide Mounting holes - inner slide Fastening screws For the said loading forces FS to be absorbed reliably in the surrounding structure, all available through-holes and/or countersunk holes of the outer and inner slide must be used. Failure to use fastening screws reduces the specified load capacity accordingly. The following screws can be used for mounting: Outer slide Inner slide Countersunk screw, Phillips Countersunk screw, Phillips Highlights - Telescopic Slides |

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Telescopic Slides with Full Extension, Load Capacity up to 250 N F With rubber stop, locking device in back, detach function 3 Identification no. Mounting with through holes Specification profile Steel, zinc plated, blue passivated Roller bearing steel, hardened • Ball cage, outer slide Plastic cage, inner slide Steel, zinc plated stop and detach function Plastic / Elastomer The telescopic slides are delivered in pairs. They can be installed on the extension on either the left or right side due to the mechanics. All mounting holes are easy to reach through auxiliary holes. Only the mounting holes...

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GN 1408 Telescopic Slides continued Mounting holes - outer slide Mounting holes - inner slide Fastening screws For the said loading forces FS to be absorbed reliably in the surrounding structure, all available through-holes of the outer slide having a diameter (Ø) of 4.2 and of the inner slide having a diameter (Ø) of 4.4 must be used. The elongated holes, Ø 4.2 x 4.4 of the outer slide and Ø 4.4 x 4.6 of the inner slide, are used likewise for fastening and facilitate adjustment during mounting when needed. Failure to use fastening screws reduces the specified load capacity accordingly. The following...

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GN 1408 Telescopic Slides continued Rubber stop, locking device in back The rubber stops of type F dampen the impact of the slide in the respective end position. This feature minimizes noise development and increases the lifespan. Attached to the slides in a partially concealed, partially visible manner, the stops meet each of the requirements in regard to shape, material, and hardness. In the back stop position, the rubber stop takes on additionally a locking function, which is noticeable through a slight resistance on opening and closing. If larger static or dynamic loads occur in the direction...

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