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J.W. WINCO Introduces Cam Roller Carriages
November 13, 2015 | J.W. WINCOEstimated reading time: 1 minute
J.W. Winco, Inc., a leading supplier of standard industrial machine components, announced it now offers GN 2424 Aluminum or Steel Cam Roller Carriages for GN 2422 Cam Roller Guide Rails, in metric sizes.
These RoHS-compliant carriages are combined with GN 2422 cam roller linear guide rails to build roller guide systems. They are used in mechanical engineering or jigmaking for the linear movement of plant equipment. Depending on cam roller carriage type, these can be mounted in axial or radial direction to the roller axes. Also depending on rail type, matching wipers are mounted, with type N featuring additional sealing lips in longitudinal direction.
Base body is offered in aluminum or steel with zinc plated, blue passivated finish. Rollers are made of anti-friction bearing steel, hardened, with balls mounted. They are dust and splash water protected by (2RS) NBR seals and have permanent lubrication. Wiper is gray plastic (PUR) with zinc plated steel insert. Three types are offered: Normal cam roller carriage with central arrangement, radial cam roller carriage with lateral arrangement, and narrow cam roller carriage with central arrangement. Meanwhile, carriages may be purchased with wiper for either fixed bearing rail (X-rail) or floating bearing rail (U-rail).
J.W. Winco offers an extensive selection of inch and metric size adjustable levers, cabinet U-handles, plastic and steel hinges and locking mechanisms, revolving and retractable handles, hand wheels, hand cranks, tube connection and conveyor components, inch and metric construction tubing, shock absorption mounts, leveling mounts, hand knobs, spring, ball and indexing plungers, jig, fixture and fastening components, retaining magnet assemblies, toggle clamps, metric casters and wheels, universal joints, oil sight glasses, and metric tools for the industrial and commercial equipment industries.
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