Accuride Ball Bearing Slides
3832 Touch Release (TR) and
3832 Heavy Duty Touch Release
(HDTR) Series
•The HDTR series has a stronger pull in force and requires a firmer push
to open for more demanding applications such as mobile homes, utility
vehicles, boats and medical trolleys.
•Load rating up to 45kg
•100% extension
•Touch release - push drawer front to open or close
•Stay-closed feature
•12.7mm slide thickness
•Front disconnect
•Hold-in
•Cam drawer adjust (3.2mm)
•CAD drawings available to download at
www.jetpress.com
Technical details
† Hole not available for SBB438, SBB447 ‡ Hole not available for SBB440, SBB449, SBB442, SBB451, SBB444, SBB453
mm kg
TR HDTR
SL TR A B C D E F W L Part Number Part Number Finish
300 305 - - - 192 - - 0.95 45 SBB438 SBB447 BZP
350 356 - - - 242 - - 1.10 45 SBB439 SBB448 BZP
400 406 - - - 292 288 - 1.27 45 SBB440 SBB449 BZP
450 457 - 320 - 342 320 - 1.34 45 SBB441 SBB450 BZP
500 508 - 320 - 392 384 - 1.42 45 SBB442 SBB451 BZP
550 559 224 416 - 442 416 - 1.58 45 SBB443 SBB452 BZP
600 610 224 416 - 492 352 480 1.75 45 SBB444 SBB453 BZP
650 660 224 416 512 542 352 512 1.91 45 SBB445 SBB454 BZP
700 711 224 416 512 592 352 544 2.06 45 SBB446 SBB455 BZP
W = Slide weight L = Load rating
Notes:
• Fixing recommendation: M4 screw
• Vertical mount only
• Drawer opens 50mm - 125mm when pushed in
• Drawer width should not exceed slide length
• Not for lateral file drawer applications or where the drawer is wider than it is deep
18 JET PRESS • Tel: 01623-551 800 • Fax: 01623-551 175 • Web:
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