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Re: How to make Lead Screws work
I had contacted igus for recommendations, and help calculating, but seems the team is going a different direction. I'm electrical mentor, so don't ask any questions of me, just posting as it may help others.
I was hoping for a solution that would not backdrive, but to get the speed we wanted 2 seconds up, 2 seconds down, that was not going to work, so if you use this solution you will need to power motors 100% of time or add some brake mechanism to hold the load. =================== - How far apart will the 2 lead screws be located? Distance between the two lead screws will be between 18" and 22" - Where will the center of gravity be in relation to the nuts? The cg of the totes will be 2" off the center of the nuts. - Will you be using a liner guide as well? Yes, we plan on using some Alum extrusions (Acme, 80-20 with their slides componets) Please confirm? - 60 lb load - 2 foot stroke - 1 foot/second Due to the speed a high helix nut will be needed. Unfortunately the high helix are not available in the anti-back lash version. Please advise and I will get the report over to you. |
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