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IntroducIng the nadella aXnr cIrcular system


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here is an ever-increasing demand on designers and machine manufacturers to develop movement solutions that are


space saving, flexible, adaptable, efficient and customisable. The Nadella AXNR circular system is a further development of the FSR system, designed to meet with those requirements – whether in the fields of packaging automation, general automation, food processing, medical equipment, printing machines and many other application areas. The Nadella AXNR system provides a tailor- made circuit that is supplied ready to use, thus reducing engineering time and cost. The systems main strengths include:


• Rollers with a load carrying capacity far higher than other similar sized components of the same class, thanks to Nadella linear motion technology


• Steady and smooth movement of the entire system thanks to the special Durbal rod end connection between the toothed belt and the carriages


• Aluminium alloy machining, which allows a compact space-saving system and offers a steady and easy-mounting solution


• Fully customisable complete systems available thanks to AXNR flexible configuration. So, let’s take a look in a bit more detail at the Nadella AXNR system.


cArriAges Carriages utilise Nadella guide rollers supporting the load in all directions. Standard carriages with rollers in fixed position allow precise movement in the curved and in the straight sections of the guide rail circuit, unlike other systems that use recirculating ball guides. Carriage preload is factory set for a ready to use product. The carriage is equipped with two concentric guide rollers and two eccentric guide rollers. The eccentric guide rollers are mounted on the inner side of the


circuit and allow preload adjustment, if required. The carriage body is based on an anodized


aluminium plate. Additional machining, reference holes for example, can be easily incorporated. A special carriage design to best suit the requirements of the application is always possible. Guides and guide rollers in


stainless steel are part of the standard Nadella range. Carriages in an anticorrosion version can be easily configured. A fully stainless-steel solution can be provided on request.


Power trAnsmission


Carriage traction is based on a toothed belt for quiet and maintenance free operation. The design of the AXNR focused on reducing the distance from the belt to the carriage. This minimises the peak-load on the carriage connection at high speed during the transition from the radius to straight path.


FloAting connection


The toothed belt and carriages are linked by a floating connection. This provides a reliable movement along with compensating for the distance between the belt and carriage on the radius path. Two types of connectors are available: A type based on rod end and B type based on direct engagement.


dynAmic system


The drive pulley is directly mounted on the gear box output shaft for maximum integration. A high-quality gear box is used to achieve high


dynamic and accuracy performance. Systems are delivered already configured with the proper interface for the customer specific motor. Specific gearboxes can be supplied on request.


Aluminium Alloy BAse


The module structure is made from aluminium. It is composed of the main plates supporting the pulleys and the profiles to support the linear guide rails. It’s a compact, space saving, solution.


luBricAtion


The Nadella LUBR system is an easy to mount solution. The lubrication oil stored in the


foam is directly released to the surface of the guide rollers, minimising the oil consumption. The reservoir effect of the foam allows a significant reduction in the frequency of relubrication.


Positioning system


For applications that require precise positioning, the AXNR positioning system is available as an option. The system is driven by an air cylinder located below the straight module beam. The cylinder rotates the indexer shaft, equipped with cam followers, that engage in the locating cam fixed on the carriages. Carriage location repeatability is ±0.05mm. One or several positioning systems can be mounted on the module to index all carriages or some carriages only.


inductive Proximity sensors


As an option, if a reference point is required, inductive proximity sensors are available. The sensor can be easily fixed on the aluminium profile and reads a ferromagnetic target positioned on the carriage cam. Overall, the Nadella AXNR system is a high


quality, flexible and adaptable solution to many of the challenges faced by today’s machine designers and builders. The system is available on a lead time that is measured in weeks, not months. Prompt and timely delivery is often a critical factor in the choice that designers make. If you think you may have an application for


the Nadella AXNR system, get in touch with Acorn today to discuss your requirements. Alternatively, you can visit Acorn on stand J40 at the PPMA Total Show this September!


Acorn Industrial Services T: 01709 789951 linear@acorn-ind.co.uk


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