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    Slide Rail, 384mm Length, 240mm Stroke

    The Studica Robotics Slide Rail is made of light weight aluminum, is 24mm wide, and is perfect for building a multi-stage slide system. Ideal for linear motion the closed length is 384mm, with a 240mm stroke, creating a 624mm extended length. 

    MFR Part #: 72067
    $17.99
    In stock

    Slide rails are crucial components used in robotics to build linear motion systems with various applications.  Linear motion is essential for applications requiring precise control and positioning, such as robotic arms and lift systems.

    Specifications:

    Applications for 384mm Slide Rails in Robotics

    • Multistage Slide System: Combining slides with belts and pulleys allows you to create a multistage slide system for extended reach and versatility.
    • Lift Systems: Slides are often used in lifting and reaching mechanisms, commonly used in robotics competitions.
    • Extending Arm: Slides are ideal for creating extending arms, providing the necessary reach and precision for competitive scenarios.
    • Suspension: Strong slide rails allow you to suspend your robot in the air.
    • Reduce Resistance: Slides efficiently move loads along a defined horizontal or vertical path with minimal friction.

     

    Example 1:  2-Stage Slide Rail Assembly :


    Example 2:  4-Stage Slide Rail Assembly :


    Example 3:  3-Stage double Slide Rail Assembly :

    • Length closed - 384m
    • Length open – 1,104mm
    3 Stage - Double Width, 384mm slide rail 3 stage, double width, 384mm Slide Rail

     

     

    The Studica Slide Rail, with its 288mm length and 180mm stroke, is a versatile component used in various applications, particularly in robotics and automation. Here are some key applications:

    1. Multistage Slide Systems: By combining multiple slide rails with belts and pulleys, you can create multistage slide systems for extended reach and versatility.
    2. Lift Systems: Ideal for building lifting mechanisms in robotics competitions, allowing for precise and smooth vertical movement.
    3. Extending Arms: Perfect for creating extending arms in robots, providing the necessary reach and precision for tasks such as picking and placing objects.
    4. Suspension Systems: Strong enough to be used in suspension systems, allowing robots to be suspended in the air for various applications.
    5. Linear Motion: Efficiently moves loads along a defined horizontal or vertical path with minimal friction, making it suitable for automated systems.

    These applications highlight the flexibility and utility of the Studica Slide Rail in enhancing the functionality of robotic systems. If you have a specific project or need more details, feel free to ask!

    Introduction

    The Studica Slide Rail is a versatile component designed for linear motion applications in robotics and automation. This tutorial will guide you through the steps to assemble and use the slide rail effectively.

    Materials Needed

    • Studica Slide Rail, 384mm Length, 240mm Stroke
    • Mounting brackets and screws
    • Hex keys and screwdrivers
    • Linear motion components (e.g., belts, pulleys)
    • Motor and motor controller
    • Optional: Additional slide rails for multi-stage systems

    Step 1: Unpack the Slide Rail

    1. Open the package and lay out all the components.
    2. Verify that you have the slide rail, mounting brackets, and any additional hardware.

    Step 2: Prepare the Mounting Surface

    1. Identify the location where you will install the slide rail.
    2. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and flat to provide a stable base.

    Step 3: Attach the Mounting Brackets

    1. Position the mounting brackets on the slide rail.
    2. Use screws to secure the brackets to the rail. Tighten them with a hex key to ensure they are firmly attached.

    Step 4: Install the Slide Rail

    1. Align the slide rail with the mounting surface.
    2. Use screws to attach the mounting brackets to the surface. Ensure the rail is level and securely fastened.

    Step 5: Connect Linear Motion Components

    1. If using belts and pulleys, attach them to the slide rail according to your design.
    2. Ensure the components are aligned properly to avoid friction and ensure smooth motion.

    Step 6: Attach the Motor

    1. Mount the motor to the slide rail using a motor mount plate.
    2. Connect the motor to the linear motion components (e.g., belt or lead screw).
    3. Secure all connections to prevent slippage during operation.

    Step 7: Test the Assembly

    1. Power on the motor and test the slide rail’s movement.
    2. Check for smooth operation and make any necessary adjustments to the alignment or tension of the components.

    Step 8: Fine-Tuning

    1. Adjust the tension of the belts or lead screws to ensure optimal performance.
    2. Lubricate the slide rail if necessary to reduce friction and wear.

    Conclusion

    By following these steps, you can effectively use the Studica Slide Rail, 288mm Length, 180mm Stroke, in your robotics or automation projects. Experiment with different configurations to optimize performance for your specific needs.

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    Slide rails are crucial components used in robotics to build linear motion systems with various applications.  Linear motion is essential for applications requiring precise control and positioning, such as robotic arms and lift systems.

    Specifications:

    Applications for 384mm Slide Rails in Robotics

    • Multistage Slide System: Combining slides with belts and pulleys allows you to create a multistage slide system for extended reach and versatility.
    • Lift Systems: Slides are often used in lifting and reaching mechanisms, commonly used in robotics competitions.
    • Extending Arm: Slides are ideal for creating extending arms, providing the necessary reach and precision for competitive scenarios.
    • Suspension: Strong slide rails allow you to suspend your robot in the air.
    • Reduce Resistance: Slides efficiently move loads along a defined horizontal or vertical path with minimal friction.

     

    Example 1:  2-Stage Slide Rail Assembly :


    Example 2:  4-Stage Slide Rail Assembly :


    Example 3:  3-Stage double Slide Rail Assembly :

    • Length closed - 384m
    • Length open – 1,104mm
    3 Stage - Double Width, 384mm slide rail 3 stage, double width, 384mm Slide Rail

     

     

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