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BTK2005 V-2.6ZZ THK Ball screw nut

£290.12 Was £341.32 exc VAT (£348.14 inc VAT)
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Product Specification
Article type
Nut for a rolled shaf
Flange type
Double-chamfered
Inner dimension
20mm
Material
Steel
Number of holes
2
Outer dimension
60mm
Preload
Without preload
Seal
Brush wipers
Tolerance class
Tolerance class P5 / ABEC 5
Width
40mm
Reference
BTK2005 V-2.6ZZ
Additional Reference:
10169563
Brand
THK
Quick Order Code
BB-529231
Product Description

BTK2005 V-2.6ZZ THK Ball Screw Nut

This precision-engineered ball screw nut from THK is designed to convert rotary motion into linear motion with exceptional accuracy and reliability. The BTK2005 V-2.6ZZ is an ideal solution for applications requiring smooth, repeatable linear actuation in machine tools, industrial automation, and precision positioning systems.

Key Specifications:

  • Brand: THK
  • Reference: BTK2005 V-2.6ZZ
  • Inner Diameter: 20mm
  • Outer Diameter: 60mm
  • Width: 40mm
  • Material: Steel
  • Flange Type: Double-chamfered
  • Number of Mounting Holes: 2
  • Tolerance Class: P5 / ABEC 5 (high precision)
  • Preload: Without preload
  • Sealing Type: Brush wipers
  • Nut Type: Nut for rolled shaft

Features & Benefits:

  • Double-chamfered flange design for enhanced mounting versatility
  • Brush wiper seals provide effective contamination protection while maintaining smooth operation
  • P5/ABEC 5 tolerance class ensures high-precision performance suitable for demanding applications
  • Compact design with two mounting holes for easy integration into existing systems
  • Steel construction delivers durability and reliability in industrial environments

Typical Applications:

  • CNC machine tools and automation equipment
  • Precision positioning and linear actuation systems
  • Industrial machinery requiring high repeatability
  • Automated manufacturing and assembly systems