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Tuesday, October 27, 2009

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Smaller custom diameter lead screw assemblies are also available.
The Kerk Mini Series is offered in anti-backlash and general-purpose lead screw assemblies, using the Kerk patented NTB, NTG and BFW nut designs.



Assemblies for demanding miniature applications, such as data storage drives, miniature pumps and dispensing systems, micro-actuators and laser/optical focusing mechanisms

Waterbury, CT - Haydon Kerk Motion Solutions now offers the Kerk Mini Series Lead Screw Assemblies for demanding miniature applications. Comprised of small diameter, precision rolled, lead screws and patented nuts, the Mini Series provides: 

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  • •  The ability to withstand millions of inches of travel without requiring external lubrication, maintenance or adjustment.

  • •  Availability in anti-backlash and general-purpose lead screw assemblies.
  • •  Patented NTB, NTG and BFW nut designs.
  • •  Lead screws made from 303 stainless steel.
  • •  A proprietary, long-life Kerkote or Black Ice TFE coating.
  • •  Nuts that are manufactured with self-lubricating polymers.
  • •  Availability in standard diameters as small as 3 mm.

For more information, please visit our website at www.haydonkerk.com.

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