Screw Driven Modules for Clean Environment

Screw Drive Modules for Clean Environment from Tallman Robotics Limited are presented with Yintai PMI screw rod C7  line rail, repetition accuracy + – 0.01, used in clean environment。 Clean room is also called clean workshop. It is the basis of pollution control. Control the concentration of aerosols in the air in order to achieve an appropriate particle cleaning level. Clean room refers to a special design to remove particulate matter, harmful air, bacteria and other pollutants in the air in a certain space, and control indoor temperature, cleanliness, indoor pressure, wind speed and airflow distribution, noise, vibration, lighting, static electricity and other special designs within a certain range of requirements.

Basic Technical Parameters of Screw Drive Modules for Clean Environment:

Model No.	Motor Power (W)	Body  Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw Rod (C7)		Max Load (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed  Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke.  If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS30-CR	30W	30	±0.01	8	1	4	1	50				50			45	40
					2	3	0.8	100				100			90	80

Model No.	Motor Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw  Rod (C7)		Max Load (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed  Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke. If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		Stroke 50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS45-DR	50W	45	±0.01	12	5	5	1.5	250								250					225	200	175	150
					10	2.5	1	500								500					450	400	350	300
	100W		±0.01		5	10	3	250								250					225	200	175	150
					10	5	1.5	500								500					450	400	350	300

Model No.	Motor Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw  Rod (C7)		MaxLoad (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed  Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke. If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		Stroke 50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS62-CR	200W	62	±0.01	16	5	20	12	250										250						225	200	175	150	125	100
					10	20	10	500										500						450	400	350	300	250	200
					16	20	8	800										800						720	640	560	480	400	320
					20	20	2	1000										1000						900	800	700	600	500	400
					32	12	–	1600										1600						1440	1280	1120	960	800	640
	400W	62	±0.01	16	5	20	12	250										250						225	200	175	150	125	100
					10	20	12	500										500						450	400	350	300	250	200
					16	20	12	800										800						720	640	560	480	400	320
					20	20	4	1000										1000						900	800	700	600	500	400
					32	18	–	1600										1600						1440	1280	1120	960	800	640

Model No.	Motor Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw Rod (C7)		Max Load (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed  Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke.  If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS65-CR	50W	65	±0.01	12	5	1	5	250								250					225	200	175	150
					10	7.5	2.5	500								500					450	400	350	300
TMS65-CR	100W	65	±0.01	12	5	30	10	250								250					225	200	175	150
					10	15	5	500								500					450	400	350	300

Model No.	Motor Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw  Rod (C7)		Max  Load (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed  Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke.If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS85-CR	200W	84	±0.01	16	5	50	12	250										250						225
					10	50	10	500										500						450
					16	30	8	800										800						720
					20	25	5	1000										1000						900
					32	14	–	1600										1600						1440
	400W	84	±0.01	16	5	50	15	250										250						225
					10	50	12	500										500						450
					16	50	12	800										800						720
					20	50	8	1000										1000						900
					32	20	–	1600										1600						1440

Model No.	Motor Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw  Rod (C7)		MaxLoad (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed  Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke.  If this speed is exceeded,Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS100-CR	200W	104	±0.01	16	5	65	15	250										250						225	200	175	150	125	100
					10	45	10	500										500						450	400	350	300	250	200
					16	30	6	800										800						720	640	560	480	400	320
					20	20	5	1000										1000						900	800	700	600	500	400
					32	12	–	1600										1600						1440	1280	1120	960	800	640
	400W	104	±0.01	16	5	65	25	250										250						225	200	175	150	125	100
					10	65	15	500										500						450	400	350	300	250	200
					16	50	10	800										800						720	640	560	480	400	320
					20	35	8	1000										1000						900	640	560	480	400	320
					32	20	–	1600										1600						1440	1280	1120	960	800	640

Model No.	Motor  Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw  Rod (C7)		Max Load (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed     Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke. If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS135-CR	200W	135	±0.01	16/20 (S>750)	5	95	27	250											250							225	225	200	200	175	175	150	150
					10	75	18	500											500							450	450	400	400	350	350	300	300
					16	44	7	800										800						720	640	560	480	400	320
					20	35	6	1000											1000							900	900	800	800	700	700	600	600
					32	13	–	1600										1600						1440	1280	1120	960	800	640
					40	10	–	2000											2000							1800	1800	1600	1600	1400	1400	1200	1200
	400W	135	±0.01	16/20 (S>750)	5	110	35	250											250							225	225	200	200	175	175	150	150
					10	110	25	500											500							450	450	400	400	350	350	300	300
					16	68	18	800										800						720	640	560	480	400	320
					20	50	14	1000											1000							900	900	800	800	700	700	600	600
					32	30	8	1600										1600						1440	1280	1120	960	800	640		700
					40	15	–	2000											2000							1800	1800	1600	1600	1400	1400	1200	1200

Model No.	Motor  Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw  Rod (C7)		Max Load (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed    Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke. If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead  (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS150-CR	400W	150	±0.01	20/25 (S>850)	5	100	35	250											250								225	225	200	200	175	175	150	150	125	125	100	100
					10	80	25	500											500								450	450	400	400	350	350	300	300	250	250	200	200
					20	60	14	1000										1000								900	900	800	800	700	700	600	600
					25	48	10	1250											1250								1125	1125	1000	1000	875	875	750	750	625	625	500	500
					40	30	–	2000										2000								1800	1800	1600	1600	1400	1400	1200	1200
	750W	150	±0.01	20/25 (S>850)	5	120	45	250											250								225	225	200	200	175	175	150	150	125	125	100	100
					10	120	35	500											500								450	450	400	400	350	350	300	300	250	250	200	200
					20	90	20	1000										1000								900	900	800	800	700	700	600	600
					25	80	15	1250											1250								1125	1125	1000	1000	875	875	750	750	625	625	500	500
					40	50	–	2000										2000								1800	1800	1600	1600	1400	1400	1200	1200

Model No.	Motor Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw Rod (C7)		Max Load (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed  Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke.  If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS170-CR	400W	170	±0.01	20/25 (S>850)	5	120	40	250											250								225	225	200	200	175	175	150	150	125	125	100	100
					10	110	30	500											500								450	450	400	400	350	350	300	300	250	250	200	200
					20	75	14	1000										1000								900	900	800	800	700	700	600	600
					25	60	10	1250											1250								1125	1125	1000	1000	875	875	750	750	625	625	500	500
					40	35	7	2000										2000								1800	1800	1600	1600	1400	1400	1200	1200
					50	28	5	2500											2500								2250	2250	2000	2000	1750	1750	1500	1500	1250	1250	1000	1000
TMS170-CR	750W	170	±0.01	20/25 (S>850)	5	130	50	250											250								225	225	200	200	175	175	150	150	125	125	100	100
					10	120	40	500											500								450	450	400	400	350	350	300	300	250	250	200	200
					20	120	20	1000										1000								900	900	800	800	700	700	600	600
					25	100	15	1250											1250								1125	1125	1000	1000	875	875	750	750	625	625	500	500
					40	70	10	2000										2000								1800	1800	1600	1600	1400	1400	1200	1200
					50	45	8	2500											2500								2250	2250	2000	2000	1750	1750	1500	1500	1250	1250	1000	1000

Model No.	Motor Power (W)	Body Width (mm)	Repeatability (mm)	Screw Rod (C7)		Max Load (kgs)		Max Speed (mm/s)	Standard Stroke and Max Speed  Note 3: the black number in the standard stroke represents the maximum safe speed that can be used in the stroke.  If this speed is exceeded, Linear modules may have serious resonance.
				Dia (mm)	Lead (mm)	Horizontal	Vertical		50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000	1050	1100	1150	1200	1250	1300	1350	1400	1450	1500
TMS220-CR	750W	220	±0.01	25	5	150	55	250											250								225	225	200	200	175	175	150	150	125	125	100	100
					10	150	45	500											500								450	450	400	400	350	350	300	300	250	250	200	200
					25	120	20	1250											1250								1125	1125	1000	1000	875	875	750	750	625	625	500	500
					50	50	8	2500											2500								1800	1800	1600	1600	1400	1400	1200	1200	1000	1000	1000	800

Linear module(Screw Driven Modules) is a linear motion device connected with the motor, which is composed of linear guide rail, ball screw or synchronous belt and aluminum profile. Screw Drive Modules can cooperate with mechanical claw and air claw to complete various actions. The high rigidity of aluminum body, ball screw and linear guide rail can realize the advantages of high precision, high speed, modularization and standardization. It is easy to operate, install and eliminate the needs of customers to design and manufacture linear motion. Specific institutional aspects. Linear module or Screw Drive Modules can also be freely combined into a two-axis (XY table) or three-axis (XYZ) system to achieve complex motion requirements. It is widely used in the field of industrial automation.

Screw Driven Modules – Choose The Right One For Your Application

Introduction
Tallman Robotics,  specializes in the design and manufacture of screw driven modules. These modules are used in a variety of industries and applications. With so many different types of screw driven modules on the market, it can be difficult to know which one is right for your application.
Tallman Robotics,  offers a wide range of screw driven modules, including linear actuators, rotary actuators, and lead screw modules. Each type of screw driven module has its own unique benefits and features. In order to choose the right module for your application, it is important to understand the differences between the different types of modules.
This article will provide an overview of the different types of screw driven modules and their features. It will also explain how to choose the right screw module for your application.

What is a screw driven module?

A screw driven module is a mechanical device that uses a motor-driven screw shaft to produce linear or rotary motion. The motor is connected to the screw shaft, which is then connected to a sliding nut or rotor. This nut or rotor is mounted onto a bearing or a rail, which allows the shaft to slide in a linear or rotary motion. Screw driven modules are used in a wide range of applications, from medical devices, industrial robots, and 3D printing. Screw driven modules are often referred to as leadscrews or ballscrews. Leadscrews use a threaded rod and nut to transfer motion, while ballscrews use a series of threaded balls to provide motion. Both types of screws can be used with a variety of different motors and can produce both linear and rotary motion.

How do screw driven modules work?

Screw driven modules work by transferring force from a motor to a threaded shaft. The motor rotates the screw shaft, and the threaded shaft slides in a linear or rotary motion, depending on the type of screw used. This motion is transferred to the nut or rotor which is attached to the shaft. The nut or rotor is then mounted onto a rail or bearing, and this provides the motion for the application. The speed and torque of the motion is determined by the motor, the type of screw used, and the mounting configuration. Motor type, shaft diameter, lead, and nut type all have an impact on the speed and torque of the motion. Leadscrews, for example, have a higher efficiency and higher torque than ballscrews, but are also slower and more expensive.

When should you use screw driven modules?

Screw driven modules are used in a wide range of applications, from medical devices and industrial robots to 3D printing. The type of screw driven module that is best suited to a particular application depends on the speed and torque requirements of the application. Leadscrews are well-suited for applications that require high torque but low speed. These include industrial robots, machine presses, and automated assembly machines. On the other hand, ballscrews are better at applications that require high speed but low torque, such as 3D printing and medical devices.

What are the benefits of using screw driven modules?

Screw driven modules offer a number of advantages over other motion control solutions. The main advantages of using a screw driven module are accuracy, efficiency, repeatability, and cost. Accuracy – Screw driven modules are accurate, repeatable, and reliable. The accuracy of a screw driven module is dependent on its lead accuracy, and most screws come with an accuracy of +/- 0.001 inches or better. Efficiency – Screw driven modules offer a high degree of efficiency. The motor and screw system have a low overall power consumption, and the travel speed and acceleration can be easily adjusted. Repeatability – The lead screw nut and bearing system of a screw driven module provides a high level of repeatability. The threaded system will repeat the same movement every time, providing a consistent and reliable motion control system. Cost – Screw driven modules are relatively inexpensive compared to other motion control solutions. They are also easy to install and maintain, reducing maintenance costs.

How do you choose the right screw driven module for your application?

Choosing the right screw driven modules for your application depends on a number of factors. The most important factor is the type of motion required by your application. Leadscrews are better for applications that require high torque and low speed, while ballscrews are better for applications requiring high speed and low torque. In addition, the size and type of motor used, the lead accuracy of the screw, and the mounting configuration will also affect the performance of the screw driven module. It is important to consult with a knowledgeable engineer to ensure the best possible performance for your application.

Conclusion

Screw driven modules are an integral part of many different applications, from medical devices and industrial robots to 3D printing. They offer a number of advantages over other motion control solutions, including accuracy, efficiency, repeatability, and cost. In order to choose the correct screw module for your application, it is important to understand the differences between the various types of screws and to consult with an experienced engineer to ensure the best possible performance.

 

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