Schaeffler screw drive range（舍弗勒螺旋传动范围）.pdf

Schaeffler screw drive range The function of screw drives Screw drives comprise a threaded spindle and a threaded nut. Due to the rotation of the spindle, the nut moves in a linear manner on the spindle and thus converts the rotary motion of the drive into linear motion. It is rigidly connected to the adjacent construction and gives axial displacement or positioning of the component. The main load direction of screw drives is axial, but radial load is not permissible. The screw drive can be subjected to high dynamic axial load. Threaded nuts Nuts are available in a flanged or cylindrical design and in the form of single or double nuts. Preloaded nuts (double nuts) facilitate high positional accuracy and rigidity. Flanged nuts are particularly easy to fit, since they are screw mounted on the adjacent construction. Threaded drives The thread on the spindles is either rolled or ground. The threaded spindle can be driven by direct or indirect means. It is supported on one or both sides. Support on both sides is normally in the form of a locating/non-locating bearing arrangement. The locating bearing side is preferably realised by means of specially developed double