ft TBI MOTION Linear Guide TBI MOTION TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. egmelas ‘Company Introduction LTBI Linear Guide Model Table .....+.+.+0++4 TRS -V Series Dimension Table ‘TRH-V Series Dimension Table TRS -F Series Dimension Table - 2-1 High Performance without Clearance 22 High Accuracy. . $-1 Load Rating and Service Life (1) S.2 Basle Satie Load Ratings Coz-nescevcennasoxszous canacsereensrensencconetsentserscorecneerers 1D 3-3. Basic Permissible Moment (Mx. My. Mz) SA Sathe Safety Racor ft « seesrerernss es eentarereeser rs teratrreansennessernerricnnerpesteens 18 3-5 Basic Dynamic Load Rating C.. 8-6 Nominal Life of Linear Guide ......ssccsvsssesssssscssessessvessesseesveceesseseesseeneeene 13 3-6-1 Service-Life Equation 38-7 The Applied Lodds.+ssssesesvsreeseens 3-7-1 Calculating the Applied Load 3-8 Friction Coefficient «. 4 The Characirinc of TI Lncar Guile 4-1 Smooth Movement 4-2 High Stability 4-3 High Durability . 4-4 Easy Installation with Interchangeability . i 5-1 Mounting Procedures .. a" 1. Sample Installation of the Linear Guide on a Vibration-and-Impact Susceptible Machine that Requires ‘and High Precision 8-1-2 Sample Installation of the Linear Guide without Set Screws on the Master Linear Guide Rail ..... 19 5-1-8. Sample Installation of the Linear Gide without a Reference Section forthe Master linear Guide Rail 5.2 Mounting Method of Linear Guide ....... 5-3. Common Fastening Method of Linear Guide 5-4 Shoulder Heights and Chamfers 6. Selecting the Correct Type of Linear Guide Flowchart 6-1 Flowchart .. 6-2 Tquivalent Factors of Linear Guide Block - 6-3. Setting Operating Condition & Calculating the Applied Load : 6-5 Static Safety Fair vss avveetestsseseeetestseneeetestsnneeetsiiass 6-6 Calculating the Mean Load «+.s.eccccvesecsecuesecsecuesecnenucsecnenecses 6-7 Service-Life Equation vseresessesvesessestsneseseesvereceesnenesneseenese 6-7-1 Calculating Life Time. 6-8 Calculation Examples - - 6-9 Accuracy Standard 6-10 Determining the Magnitude of a Preload - 6-11 Mounting ~Surface Dimensional Tolerance ++++1++e+sesseserseeeeve i ‘G12 Diclgyaing Baly. vss svs cs taseechnh see En SOIeG eh Sane S6HnHOEN OD 2 7-1 Determining Radial Clearance and the Magnitude of a Preload “1 Radial Clearance cesesesee WP ar 5 TH 7-1-2 Preload-« 7-1-3 Applied Load and Service Life Considering Preload -. aaa 1B Designing ACCURICY s..ssssssesssessnensoneenenseneen B-L Accuracy Standards ...-sssesseevereeseereneeneerenense BR, Averaging EMbat es yeas assieesesvense as CExTAvA STRATRLUS STRAPS STRORRLASRESRAPRAORVIE OSB NOILLOW [aLmpany Introduction 1986 ‘Taiwan Ball Screw Industrial Co,, Ltd. (TBI) was established in Tucheng Industrial District, Taipei, Taiwan. We were also the first manufacturer who produces ground type of precise ball screws in Taiwan. 1988 ‘TBI established Research & Development Department and finished constructing the factory in Taichung, that focuses on innovative products and producing precise grinding ball screws. 2002 COMTOP was established and exported ball screws to world wide based on a professional and successful marketing sales system. 2010 TBI MOTION has integrated the technology of TBI and the marketing strategy of COMTOP to develop TBI MOTION in a leading place of Linear Motion Industry. ‘The main products are Ball Screws, Linear Guides, Ball Splines, Linear Ball Bearing, Couplings, and Ball Screw Accessaries...te. GF innovative Power of ‘Transmission Technology suit (comtTop TBI TBI MOTION