SKF LLT Profile Rail Guides Product Data Manual


SKF LLT Profile Rail Guides Product Data Manual - cover page
Brand
SKF
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
52
File format
PDF
Published
21 November, 2011
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
DDA06A329CAC3C533360504403409B15

About this manual

This SKF document presents the LLT series of profile rail guides. It describes the design, features and benefits, product overview, load rating definitions and technical data, along with carriages, rails and accessories.

The document also covers preload and accuracy classes, ordering key and examples, lubrication and maintenance, and typical application areas. It includes product data pages for LLTHC carriages and LLTHR rails plus specification sheet information.

What's inside

  • Features and benefits
  • LLT Design
  • Product overview
  • Load rating
  • Technical data
  • Preload classes
  • Accuracy classes
  • Ordering key
  • Product data
  • Maintenance

Specifications

Ball rowsFour rows
Contact angle45°
Raceway arrangementX-arrangement
Main dimensions standardDIN 645-1
InterchangeabilityWith all DIN-compliant brands
Factory pre-lubricationCarriages are factory pre-lubricated
Lubrication portsMetal threaded ports at both carriage ends
Basic dynamic load rating reference100 km

Frequently asked questions

What is the contact angle of the LLT profile rail guide?

The LLT uses four rows of balls with a 45° contact angle in an X-arrangement.

Are SKF LLT carriages pre-lubricated?

Yes. The carriages are factory pre-lubricated, and integrated lubricant reservoirs in the end plates constantly re-lubricate the circulating balls.

What standard do the main dimensions follow?

The main dimensions are in accordance with DIN 645-1, enabling interchangeability with all DIN-compliant brands.

What distance is the basic dynamic load rating based on?

It is based on a travelled distance of 100 km according to ISO 14728 Part 1.

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