Transport And Storage; Transport And Storage Provisions; Assembly Instruction And Start-Up; Linear Axes Assembly And Mounting - NTN-SNR AXC Series Operating Manual

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Transport und storage

Transport and storage

The axes must be protected against vibrations and heavy impacts.
Liquids, aggressive fluids, as well as dust and dirt must be kept away from the axes, since surfaces could
be damaged or the axes function impaired. For transport a solid and stable packaging should be used.
The axes must be securely held to prevent slipping and sagging. Particular attention should be taken
to protect added-on parts such as switches, gears, fasteners, or energy chains. For safe transport, it is
recommended to use the original NTN-SNR packaging.

Assembly instruction and start-up

The assembly of linear axis (partly completed machinery) must contain a description of the conditions, which
must be met with a view to correct incorporation in the final machinery, so as not to compromise safety and
health.
Linear axes assembly instruction and mounting
Caution! The motor housing can reach high temperatures during operation.
The linear axes have to be positioned, so that the transfer of noise is minimized. Other parts of the machinery
should be planned in a way that they are not in the resonance range of the linear axis.
NTN-SNR linear axes from the AXC and AXDL series can be mounted on level surfaces or other linear axes
from the NTN-SNR catalogue using slinding blocks or fastening strips. The number of mounting points must
be verified for the application. Using punctual support it must be ensured that any resulting deflection of the
profile or system neither impedes performance and/or required accuracy.
The fixing strips are hooked to the linear axis profile sides; their special shape allows for simple mounting by
bolting from above (fig. 1 and 2). They may be freely positioned along the entire profile length.
Alternately, all linear axes may be mounted via pivoting sliding blocks that may also be freely positioned
along the entire length (fig. 3).
Fig.1
Fig. 2
Fig.3
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