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Slide Screws, Change Nuts（Type：Slide Screw）
A slide screw is a part that converts the rotary motion transmitted from the motor into linear motion using a screw, and is a type of feed screw. The structure combines a thread shaft and nut. Products made from various materials are available. Select according to the application. The thread shaft is often made from highly durable and versatile stainless steel, but carbon steel for mechanical structures (S45C) may be used for extra strength or aluminum may be used for a lightweight and corrosion-resistant design. The nut is often made from PPS resin that has high sliding performance and heat resistance, but corrosion-resistant brass (BSBM) or abrasion-resistant or low coefficient of friction bronze casting (BC6) may also be used. Slide screws are used in the movable part of precision equipment such as semiconductor manufacturing installations or electronic devices, depending on the screw size and material.
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- Change Nuts
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Miniature Slide Screws-Both Ends Stepped
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The stainless steel screw shaft and sliding resin nut are greaseless, corrosion resistant, and can be used quietly.Days to Ship: 
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Miniature Slide Screws-One End Stepped
MISUMI
The stainless steel screw shaft and sliding resin nut are greaseless, corrosion resistant, and can be used quietly.Days to Ship:
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Miniature Slide Screws with Nuts-Straight
MISUMI
The stainless steel screw shaft and sliding resin nut are greaseless, corrosion resistant, and can be used quietly.Days to Ship:
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MORIMOTO SHAFT
MORIMOTO SEIMITSU SHAFT, slide screw P/M/S-MSS series. screw material: SUS304. nut material: type P: PPS resin; type M: POM; type S: BC6; type I: BC6 (solid lubricant recessed)Days to Ship:
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| Days to Ship | 5 Day(s) | 5 Day(s) | 5 Day(s) | 5 Day(s) |
| Shaft End Shape | Both Ends Stepped Type | One End Stepped Type | Straight Type (No Machining on the Shaft End) / Nut Only | Straight Type (No Machining on the Shaft End) / Nut Only |
| Type | Slide Screw | Slide Screw | Slide Screw | Slide Screw |
| Thread Position | Right-Hand Thread | Right-Hand Thread | Right-Hand Thread | Right-Hand Thread |
| Nominal of Thread D(Ø) | 4 ～ 12 | 4 ～ 12 | 4 ～ 12 | 4 ～ 15 |
| Lead | 1 ～ 36 | 1 ～ 36 | 1 ～ 36 | 1 ～ 36 |
| Overall Length L(mm) | 30 ～ 550 | 30 ～ 550 | 30 ～ 550 | 100 ～ 1000 |
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