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Lead Screw or Linear Motion Source
Our team is looking for a Lead Screw that is atleast 45 inches long. We found one with Grainger, but with the complementary nut and shipping, it comes to almost $100. Anyone know a cheaper source for lead screws of this length?
Also, do y'all have any thoughts on other ways to achieve linear, powered motion? We've considered a linear slide with chain running the length of the slide, but this too is quite expensive. Any thoughts or help apppreciated! |
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