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ISO 13012-1:2009
Rolling bearings -- Accessories for sleeve type linear ball bearings -- Part 1: Boundary dimensions and tolerances for series 1 and 3
STANDARD published on 27.1.2009
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The information about the standard:
Designation standards: ISO 13012-1:2009
Publication date standards: 27.1.2009
SKU: NS-424373
The number of pages: 19
Approximate weight : 57 g (0.13 lbs)
Country: International technical standard
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Annotation of standard text ISO 13012-1:2009 :
ISO 13012-1:2009 specifies the boundary dimensions, other relevant dimensions and their tolerances of accessories for sleeve type linear ball bearings which are specified in ISO 10285. ISO 13012-1:2009 applies to: housings — closed and adjustable flangeless housings for series 1 sleeve type linear ball bearings, closed and adjustable flanged housings for series 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings, open flanged housings for series 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings, closed and adjustable flangeless housings for series 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings, open and open adjustable flangeless housings for series 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings; shaft support rails — standard height shaft support rails for series 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings, low height shaft support rails for series 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings; shaft support blocks — flanged shaft support blocks for series 1 and 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings, flangeless shaft support blocks for series 1 and 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings; shafts — solid and tubular shafts for series 1 and 3 sleeve type linear ball bearings.
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