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IGUS Linear Slide KOP

My team has been working on a new claw for our robot and our new design includes the linear slide that was included in our KOP. We are trying to buy bolts that will thread into the carriage. We have looked on the site but it is confusing since we do not know exactly what we have (the kop checklist does not help much either). I figured someone on CD already knows and if not we will just do trial and error until something threads in (hole is to small for thread counter)
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Re: IGUS Linear Slide KOP

not having one handy to look at, I'll have to guess as to what it is you're working with...but there does seem to be quite a bit of info on the igus web page, although it will take some effort to figure out just what you have.

http://www.igus.eu/iProsvc/Download....20NW-02-27.pdf

shows some of the carriage dimensions, including hole sizes and threads.
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Re: IGUS Linear Slide KOP

The larger slides that were most common in the kit of parts are metric m4.
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