Round-structured ball screw support units are typically used in combination with A-type, B-type, H-type, or L-type motor brackets. Light-duty support units are usually equipped with 30° angular contact ball bearings, while heavy-duty support units are fitted with 60° angular contact thrust ball bearings specifically designed for ball screws. Support-end support units are generally equipped with deep groove ball bearings. Heavy-duty support units are often used in a double-ended tension configuration.
Round-structured ball screw support units are typically used in combination with A-type, B-type, H-type, or L-type motor brackets. Light-duty support units are usually equipped with 30° angular contact ball bearings, while heavy-duty support units are fitted with 60° angular contact thrust ball bearings specifically designed for ball screws. Support-end support units are generally equipped with deep groove ball bearings. Heavy-duty support units are often used in a double-ended tension configuration.