Threaded spindles

Threaded spindles, sometimes also called drive screws, are machine elements that, together with other elements in a screw drive, serve to convert a rotary movement into a translatory movement

Lubrication

Thanks to reliable, correct quantity and quality of lubricant, friction and wear are minimized. Correct lubrication enables the transfer of very high forces with minimal wear.

Challenges

  • Environment: pollution, high load, very little space
  • Installation: little space, very small connection thread

Benefits

  • Fresh lubricant is fed continuously
  • If the lubricant is continuously supplied in small quantities, much less lubricant is required.
  • Lubrication points that are difficult to reach are reliably supplied with lubricant

Solution

  • The lubricant is applied using a brush or directly on the components.
  • Direct or indirect assembly. The dispenser is connected directly or via a hose to a brush or to the nut of the spindle.
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