Telescopic rails | For furniture, cars, industry

telescopic rails are essential elements in a variety of applications, from kitchen pullouts to industrial machinery. With telescopic extensions, movement systems can be expanded seamlessly and efficiently. This saves space on one side and makes access easier on the other. Discover New Products, the versatility and technical advantages of the extendable guide systems from various manufacturers.

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• Black telescopic rails for the campervan
• Colorful telescopic rails variety
• Telescopic extensions in stainless steel for lightweight to heavy-duty construction
• Precise telescopic rails heavy duty
• Telescopic rails up to 136 kg load capacity for furniture and industry
• Telescopic rails for the stable trunk full extension
• Easily automated with synchronized guided telescopic rails
  
  

Black telescopic rails for the campervan

30.08.2021/XNUMX/XNUMX | In the campervan, the kitchen block, provisions and bed must be safely stowed away and still be accessible. compact telescopic extensions from Igus enable professionals and builders to enjoy their interior design for a long time. 

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Colorful telescopic rails variety

October 26.10.2020, XNUMX | With the standard colors dark gray, light gray and white, the look of the guide rails always adapts to the surroundings. Now expanded Igus the color spectrum around the tones orange and blue. It is also possible to create a desired color to suit the application environment.

The first Drylin telescopic rail made of plastic does not require any metal components. It can be installed quickly and intuitively. The extension length is 150 mm. In addition, the new telescopic rail is light, smear-free, corrosion-resistant and does not rattle due to the spring preload.

Telescopic extensions in stainless steel for lightweight to heavy-duty construction

30.07.2020/XNUMX/XNUMX | the telescopic rails Heavy-duty and lightweight construction of the Light Rail and the Hegra Rail from Rollon is also available in stainless steel. The Hegra Rail stainless steel linear guide includes partial extensions, full extensions, over-extensions and guides for heavy loads as well as S-cross sections.

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Telescopic rails up to 136 kg load capacity for furniture and industry

18.05.2020/XNUMX/XNUMX | That Henry Kipp Work is replacing its range of telescopic rails with new products. The results are now available telescopic rails with a load capacity of up to 136 kg and rail lengths of up to 910 mm are available. The designs are as varied as their potential applications.

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Precise telescopic rails heavy duty

24.09.2019 | indunorm offers a new full-core program heavy-duty slides with robust and compact telescopic rails with good running properties and a convincing load capacity. The heavy-duty telescopic rails are very resilient.

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Telescopic rails for the stable trunk full extension

20.10.2017/2/XNUMX | Basecab XNUMXmove is a Full extension for the trunk of the Land Rover Discovery, which utilizes its full extension even when the rear seat bench is folded down. It has the normal trunk size and also offers the full through-loading option. This is made possible by the "Hegra Rail" heavy-duty rails from Rollon.

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Easily automated with synchronized guided telescopic rails

Aug 22.08.2017, XNUMX | Telescopic rails in automated processes must implement high cycle numbers, maximum speeds and continuous operation. In order to better meet these requirements, Rollon with the "Telescopic Rail" series DEF43Z, a synchronized, compact full telescope.

The three-part one Full extension consists of a central element and two rotors, which are synchronized with each other using milled teeth and a pinion. Without changing the product dimensions, it was possible to integrate positive properties for automation. The position of the intermediate element is now determined through synchronization. The load on the internal stops can be reduced to a minimum, thus avoiding wear and noise.

The greasing of the gearing and the pinion takes place via two lubrication channels. The intermediate element has connection holes to accommodate drives such as Pneumaticscylinders or electric drives to automatically extend and retract the telescopic rail. Depending on the application, travel speeds of a maximum of 0,8 m/s can be achieved.

The feasible stroke is reduced by the necessary overlapping of the teeth and amounts to approx. 93% of the closed telescope length. In return, the synchronized telescopes have a higher load rating than the unsynchronized pull-outs. By synchronizing the telescopic guide, the drives can be made smaller. To achieve the full stroke of the telescope, the drive only needs 50% of the extension length. This reduces the operating costs and increases the design options.

The telescopic rails for universal use in mechanical engineering, vehicle technology and logistics are made from cold-drawn carbon steel. The running surfaces are inductively hardened and the balls are made of hardened Rollingsteel. This combination of materials ensures low-wear operation and thus a long service life Telescopic Rail DEF43Z.

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