THK Linear Motion

THK Linear was the original pioneer of the linear motion guide, THK has long been a leader in the worldwide innovation of linear motion technology. Today, THK's linear motion products can be found in a wide variety of applications in every industry across the globe. 

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Key THK linear motion products and their features:

  1. Linear Guides: Provide smooth and precise linear motion with high load capacity and rigidity. Available in various configurations, including ball-type and roller-type guides.

  2. Ball Screws: Convert rotational motion into linear motion with high efficiency and accuracy. Designed for high precision, durability, and low friction.

  3. Actuators: Combine linear guides and ball screws into a single unit, offering compact and efficient linear motion solutions. Types include electric actuators, linear motor actuators, and pneumatic actuators.

  4. Cross Roller Rings: Provide smooth rotational motion with high rigidity and load capacity. Used in applications requiring precise rotation, such as robotics and medical equipment.

  5. Linear Bearings: Offer low-friction linear motion with high precision and durability. Types include ball bushings and roller bearings.

  6. LM Guides: Linear motion guides that provide high precision and smooth movement. Ideal for applications requiring accurate positioning and reliable performance.

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What are THK linear guides?

THK linear guides provide smooth and precise linear motion with high load capacity and rigidity. They are available in various configurations, including ball-type and roller-type guides, and are used in applications requiring accurate positioning and reliable performance.

How do I choose the right THK linear motion product for my application?

To choose the right THK linear motion product, consider the following factors:

  • Load capacity and rigidity requirements
  • Precision and accuracy needs
  • Environmental conditions (e.g., temperature, contamination)
  • Space constraints
  • Speed and acceleration requirements
  • Maintenance and lubrication needs