Temperature Range

The NB linear systems are heat-treated in order to harden the surface. Therefore, if the temperature of the linear system exceeds 100℃, the hardness and load rating will be reduced (refer to page Life, hardness coefficient). If resin is used in any one of the components, the system cannot be used in a high-temperature environment. The recommended operating temperature ranges for each type of linear system are listed in the table below.

component material
includes resin
steel
stainless
other
operating temperature range
-20℃~80℃
-20℃~110℃
-20℃~140℃*
Slide Guide
SEB-A/SEBS-B
SGL/SGW
SER
SEBS-BM
SERS
Ball Spline
SSP/SSPF/SSPB
SPLFS
Rotary Ball Spline
SPR
Slide Bush
SM G/KB G/
SW G/SMS G/
KBS G/SWS G/GM
SMA G/AK G/RBW
CE/CD
SM/KB/SW
SMA/AK
SMS/KBS/SWS
SMSA/AKS
Top Ball
TK/TKA
TKE/TKD
TW/TWA
TWJ/TWD
Stroke Bush
SR/SRB
Slide Rotary Bush
RK/FR/FRA
SRE
Slide Way
NV
SV/RV
SVS
Slide Table
NVT
SVT/SYT
SYTS
SVTS**
Miniature Slide
SYBS
Slide Screw
SS

* If the system is made of stainless steel and has a seal, the temperature range is up to 120℃

** Please contact NB if the system is to be used out of room temperatures.

Operating Environment

Operating Environment - Example of Dust Prevention using bellows and/or coverForeign particles or dust in the linear system affects the motion accuracy and shortens the life time. Standard seals will perform well for dust prevention under normal operating conditions, however, in a harsh environment it is necessary to attach bellows or protective covers as the right figure shows.