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Bosch Rexroth Carriages
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R165329420 KWD-025-FLS-C0-N-1 (CS) Bosch Rexroth Carriage
R165329420 KWD-025-FLS-C0-N-1 (CS) Bosch Rexroth Carriage
This robust flange carriage from Bosch Rexroth is engineered to deliver reliable linear motion performance in a wide range of industrial applications. Part of the proven 25 series lineup, this carriage offers an excellent balance of functionality, durability, and cost-effectiveness, making it an ideal choice for systems requiring dependable guidance and smooth operation.
Key Specifications:
- Series: 25 series platform
- Design: Flange carriage with long design configuration for extended travel distances and optimized space utilization
- Rolling Elements: Ball type, double row arrangement for smooth, consistent linear motion and reliable load distribution
- Preload: Without preload for applications where minimal friction and free movement are preferred
- Material: Carbon steel construction for durability and reliable performance in demanding industrial environments
- Tolerance Class: Normal Class for standard accuracy requirements
- Seal Type: End seals for effective contamination protection and extended operational life
- Ball Chain: Supplied without ball chain option
- Operating Temperature Range: -10 to +100°C for versatile environmental compatibility
- Lubrication: Relubrication capability via integrated lubrication nipple for extended service life and reduced maintenance intervals
Ideal Applications:
This carriage is well-suited for general-purpose linear guidance systems, material handling equipment, standard automation machinery, and industrial applications where cost-effectiveness, reliability, and straightforward maintenance are essential. The long design flange configuration makes it particularly ideal for systems requiring extended stroke lengths, easy mounting, and seamless integration into existing frameworks and linear motion assemblies across manufacturing, automation, and machinery sectors.
