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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    The real problem with using 4mm pitch instead of 2.5mm is you will loose resolution. One turn of the motor with a 4mm screw would move 4/2.5=1.6 times as far so your resolution will be 1.6 times worse. However if the ballscrews are driven from the motors via timing belts you could put a smaller timing pulley on the motor to compensate and end up with the same value for step/mm overall. You need to decide if you require the original resolution?
    Hi Jonathan,
    Thanks for the quick reply (and the Mechanic/Math lesson) :-)

    There are defferent pitch available on 14mm ballscrew from this vendor.
    They can also provide 2mm pitch. Woult that be better option then ? (I guess it would make the mill a bit slower... but I've got time, I am not runing a production line... ) :-)

    Laurent

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by rnr107 View Post
    They can also provide 2mm pitch. Woult that be better option then ? (I guess it would make the mill a bit slower... but I've got time, I am not runing a production line... ) :-)
    Yes I forgot to mention, 2mm pitch will most likely be slower than using 2.5mm or 4mm pitch, however can't be sure without knowing the motor torque curve, mass and friction. The difference in speed between 2mm and 2.5mm will at worst be 20% slower. More likely somewhere between.
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  3. We also offer a 1202 ballscrew with a flanged type nut.
    http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/r120...?cPath=1_59_60

    http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/r120...th=1_59_66_188

    both nut and screw are stock.

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Gary View Post
    We also offer a 1202 ballscrew with a flanged type nut.
    http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/r120...?cPath=1_59_60

    http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/r120...th=1_59_66_188

    both nut and screw are stock.

    Hi Gary,
    Flange nut won't do... They have to be threaded type.

    one question so, the £70 you charge for the machining of the ballscrew, is it for standard machining only or can I provide a drawing of what I want?

    Ta,
    Laurent

  5. as long as the machining is no more complicated than the standard machining like to fit the FK and FF end supports then the price you see on the website is correct.

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