Spindle drive:
Precise positioning with high drive force

Toothed belt drive:
High acceleration and speed

Rack and pinion drive:
High repeat accuracy with large strokes

Linear direct drive:
For special precision and high dynamics

Alpha:
Universal linear axis with spindle drive for precise positioning at a high drive force.
Beta:
Universal linear axis
Delta:
Flat linear axis
Gamma:
Universal linear axis with closed profile for high rigidity requirements.
LDL:
Flat linear axis with linear motor and profile rail guidance
LDN:
Universal linear axis with single X-profile, linear motor, and roller guidance
LDM:
Universal linear axis with double X-profile, linear motor, and roller guidance
LDT:
Universal linear axis with triple X-profile, linear motor, and roller guidance
LDK:
Compact short stroke axis with linear motor and roller guidance
SLD:
The dynamic axis all-rounder axis, with linear motor and profiled rail guide
ELB:
Short-stroke axis with linear direct drive and cross roller guides

Alpha:
Rail size (15, 20, 30 and 35)

Beta:
Width of the linear axis

Delta:
Width of the linear axis

Gamma:
Width of the linear axis

Driven carriage:
In this version, the servomotor is attached to the slide and the profile is moved or the driven slide can be moved

Rail guide:
For maximum positioning accuracy and moment loads

Roller guidance:
For maximum speeds

Standard, horizontal:
In this version, the servomotor is fastened to the slide and the profile is moved horizontally

Lifting axis, vertical:
In this version, the servomotor is fastened to the slide and the profile is moved vertically

Single nut (M): Spindle drive with high precision
Double nut (MM): Spindle drive with the highest precision

The appropriate spindle diameter is determined automatically by the selection of series and size.

The appropriate spindle pitch for the desired application can be selected from various options.

The spindle pitch has no effect on the dimensioning of the interfering contours.
The dynamics of the drive are affected.

Long slide (SL):
Selecting the "long" slide length increases the possible moment load (My, Mz) of the linear axis.