80/20® 40 Series L- Handle Linear Bearing Brake Kit, Red

The 4-slot mount – double flange long high-cycle linear bearing with brake holes is typically used in linear motion applications. It contains special threaded inserts in the pads which provide a heavy-duty bearing capable of withstanding repetitive cycles with sudden acceleration and deceleration. The bearing houses profiles with a minimum of four open T-slots, has a double flange and is a longer option. The pads, screws and shims are included; the pads are made of self-lubricating UHMW. All 80/20 bearings are designed for compression loads only and not intended to support hanging loads.

The hex nut linear bearing brake kit adds an adjustable stop to any brake-ready bearing by securing it into a semi-permanent position. It provides secure lockdown capability for safety and is compact, taking up little space.

The 3-slot mount – single flange long high-cycle linear bearing with brake holes is typically used in linear motion applications. It contains special threaded inserts in the pads which provide a heavy-duty bearing capable of withstanding repetitive cycles with sudden acceleration and deceleration. The bearing houses profiles with a minimum of three open T-slots, has a single flange and is a longer option. The pads, screws and shims are included; the pads are made of self-lubricating UHMW. All 80/20 bearing are designed for compression loads only and not intended to support hanging loads.

The wing nut linear bearing brake kit is bright zinc and adds an adjustable stop to any brake-ready bearing by securing it into a semi-permanent position. It provides secure lockdown capability for safety and is compact, taking up little space.

The 3-slot mount – double flange long standard linear bearing with brake holes is typically used in linear motion applications. It houses profiles with a minimum of three open T-slots, has a double flange and is a longer option. The bearing includes pads, screws and shims; the pads are made of self-lubricating UHMW. All 80/20 bearings are designed for compression loads only and not intended to support hanging loads.