Things to Know About Telescopic Rails
Telescopic slide rails are versatile linear motion solutions that come in numerous types. Each has a unique strength and purpose you can apply it to. They are durable, reliable, and provide consistent movement where you need it whether it’s drawers, equipment mounts, or industrial machinery.
What truly sets these rails apart is up to 2,000 kg telescopic rail capacity per pair. With nested sections extending outward, you can get partial or full extraction. We even have models that offer over-extension which reaches 200% of its closed length. This maximized accessibility in tight spaces.
We offer five different types of telescopic rails:
- Telescopic Linear Slides
- Hegra Rail
- Telerace
- Light Rail
- Telescopic Line
The following sections will elaborate and explain these products offered by Rollon.
Heavy-duty applications require a strong telescopic slide that can handle being used and abused. Hardened raceways and anti-corrosion treatments ensure the slides survive in harsh environments. High load capacity and minimal deflection result from sturdy profiles.
But keep in mind, these telescopic linear guides aren’t only for grunt work — they’re good for precision stuff as well. They work with automation, medical equipment, and manufacturing where millimeters make the difference too.
If you’re dealing with vertical movements or variable strokes you can use telescoping linear guides too. The TeleRace series for example thrives in dirty environments — resisting dust and debris that compromise other systems.
Light Rail series offers telescopic linear rails for lighter loads. They balance rigidity and weight savings perfectly. This is not only helpful for budget applications, but it can save you a lot of space too. They offer great rigidity when fully extracted and they’re the ideal choice for lightweight drawer slides.
Safety features play a crucial role in many setups. Look for integrated locking and damping systems. They prevent unexpected movements and ensure controlled operation — a must for user safety.
Material choice impacts performance significantly. Steel delivers maximum strength. Aluminum provides a lightweight alternative without major capacity sacrifices. Stainless steel variants tackle corrosive environments head-on.
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