Re: Ballnut question????
Posted by
skykotech
on 2004-09-02 08:42:33 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Russ Waters <mycncworld@y...>
wrote:
let me explain, should the return tubes be in the upright position
(to help retain lubercation) or ?
would be in a controlled enviroment, with wipes. Do the manufactures
of these ballscrews system have there own special lubes?
that run to the ballscrews and the ways. It is of medium viscocity,
thicker than spindle oil. I think mine is made by Vactra. I got it
at Enco.
As to the orientation...since some machines rotate the ballnut, I
have to wonder if it really matters. :-)
Rick
wrote:
> Hi.... recently been doing some building and using ballscrews, andi was wondering if the orientation of the ballnut was important....
let me explain, should the return tubes be in the upright position
(to help retain lubercation) or ?
>keeping in mind, that for all practically purposes, the ballscrew
> Also I still not sure what the "proper" lube is for the Ballnuts,
would be in a controlled enviroment, with wipes. Do the manufactures
of these ballscrews system have there own special lubes?
>I use Way Lube in the automatic oiler in my cnc mill and it has lines
> Thanks in advance,
> Russ
that run to the ballscrews and the ways. It is of medium viscocity,
thicker than spindle oil. I think mine is made by Vactra. I got it
at Enco.
As to the orientation...since some machines rotate the ballnut, I
have to wonder if it really matters. :-)
Rick
Discussion Thread
Russ Waters
2004-09-02 07:23:02 UTC
Ballnut question????
skykotech
2004-09-02 08:42:33 UTC
Re: Ballnut question????