GROB MC5-1-A-M1A-SE-0050-L-TR40x6LH -b2FR-oM-S (ART 5-0000000165) MC5 Series Compact Linear Axis Module
GROB MC5-1-A-M1A-SE-0050-L-TR40x6LH -b2FR-oM-S is used as a linear axis or fine adjustment unit within GROB's compact CNC machining centers, automation systems, and precision assembly lines. With its 50 mm short travel distance and the TR40x6LH left-hand trapezoidal screw, this unit is designed for applications such as high-precision positioning in limited spaces, fine adjustment of small workpieces, sensor positioning, focusing mechanisms in optical devices, or quick and accurate adjustment of light to medium loads. The left-hand thread is specifically used in certain mechanical systems for reverse motion (e.g., retraction with the same rotation direction as a right-hand thread for extension) or for simultaneous centering/expansion movements in twin-screw systems. It is ideal for tasks requiring tight tolerances and repeatability in robotic applications, laboratory equipment, and special machine construction.
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GROB MC5-1-A-M1A-SE-0050-L-TR40x6LH -b2FR-oM-S is a compact, high-precision, left-hand trapezoidal screw-driven linear axis module developed by GROB. This unit converts rotary motion into linear motion and is driven by a TR40x6LH type trapezoidal screw with a 40 mm diameter and 6 mm pitch, featuring a left-hand (LH) thread. The short travel distance of 50 mm indicates that the unit is optimized for fine adjustment and precise positioning tasks. Additional codes like "SE" might specify a special screw end or interface for easy integration with servo motors, while "2FR" could denote a dual-flange mounting option. Its robust construction is designed to withstand the demanding conditions of industrial environments, offering high repeatability and long-lasting performance. The use of a left-hand screw is specifically designed to ensure compatibility with other components in a particular mechanical system or to achieve specific motion sequences.
