BOSCH REXROTH
R151231052

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The Bosch Rexroth ZEM-E-A 32X5RX35-4 (R151231052) is a high-precision ball screw assembly designed for linear motion applications requiring efficiency and accuracy. This cylindrical single nut is engineered to meet the DIN 69051, Part 3 standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of industrial requirements. With a nominal diameter of 32mm and a lead of 5mm, this right-handed ball screw nut facilitates smooth motion transfer. The ZEM-E-A series is characterized by its standard seal and axial clearance, providing reliable operation under various conditions. The nut's ball diameter and number of ball track turns are optimized for performance, while the preload class options (C0 to C5) allow for customizable preload levels to match specific application demands. This model boasts an impressive dynamic load capacity, which is specified for tolerance grades T7 and T3. Users seeking to utilize different tolerance grades should refer to the correction factor provided in the technical notes. The static load rating also underscores the unit's capability to withstand forces without movement. Operating within a temperature range from -10°C to +80°C continuously, with temporary peaks up to +100°C measured on the outer shell of the nut, this ball screw assembly ensures durability across varying environmental conditions. Its maximum permissible linear speed enhances its applicability in high-speed scenarios. Weighing in at just 0.4 kilograms with dimensions tailored to its nominal size specifications, the ZEM-E-A 32X5RX35-4 combines lightweight design with robust functionality. The product serves as an essential component for precision-driven machinery where exact linear movements are crucial.