BOSCH REXROTH
R182061040

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The Bosch Rexroth SCRAPER PLATE (R182061040) is a specialized accessory designed for enhancing the functionality and longevity of roller rail systems. This cover plate wiper is tailored for mounting on roller runner blocks and is compatible with all Bosch Rexroth roller guide rails. It serves as an essential component for maintaining the cleanliness of the rails by wiping away debris, which can significantly reduce wear and tear on the system. Constructed from rust-free spring steel in accordance with DIN EN standards, the SCRAPER PLATE exhibits excellent durability and resistance to corrosion. The material choice ensures that the wiper remains effective even in challenging environments where it may be exposed to various contaminants. Its blank version indicates that it comes without any surface treatment, allowing for custom finishes if required. The product also includes a spacer plate made from aluminum, which contributes to its lightweight design while maintaining strength. With a mass of only 65 grams, it adds negligible weight to the overall system. The SCRAPER PLATE is specifically designed for Size E and Size B profiled rail systems within Bosch Rexroth's linear guide type accessories range. This accessory is part of Productgroup ID Size H and Size E profiled rail systems, indicating its suitability across multiple sizes within these categories. Its nominal size corresponds to cover strips 0.30 mm thick, making it a precise fit for intended applications. Overall, the Bosch Rexroth SCRAPER PLATE (R182061040) is an indispensable accessory for users seeking to optimize their roller rail system's performance by ensuring clean running surfaces and reducing potential operational interruptions caused by particle accumulation on the rails.