A plastic cage surrounds the ball bearings and keeps them from colliding, so these carriages run for many cycles without needing maintenance. They also run quietly, since the bearings aren’t colliding. End seals keep dust from entering, and the cage traps lubricant around the bearings, reducing friction and heat buildup. Ball bearings provide accurate movement and positioning at high speeds under heavy loads. Mount in any orientation without affecting load capacity.

Standard carriages are narrower than flanged carriages, making them better for confined spaces.

Flanged carriages have threaded mounting holes on the flanges rather than the carriage body, so you can fasten loads from both the top and bottom. When fastening from the bottom, use the mounting hole as a through-hole.

Add a hand brake to lock carriages in position. To install, fasten the brake to the same mounting surface as your carriage.

Mounting hole plugs protect mounting fasteners from corrosion.

Mate with a T-slotted rail to add linear motion to your assembly. Carriages are suitable for washdown environments. Note: Carriages cannot be used upside down, vertically, or on their side.

T-slotted rails can be easily cut to length and drilled for mounting.

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Hand brakes mount on the carriages to hold them in place on the rail. Carriages have mounting holes for the brakes.

End caps mount on the rails to prevent overtravel.

T-slot fasteners (sold separately) let you mount components to the carriages.

Mount along a wall or other vertical surface.

Carriages with adjustable rollers can be adjusted for a snug or loose fit on the rail (also known as preload).

Carriages with wipers sweep away dust and other contaminants.

Create a self-aligning carriage and guide rail system to compensate for mounting surfaces that aren't parallel. The floating bearing in these carriages adjusts to correct misalignment between rails, so your carriages still move in tandem. A complete system includes a fixed-alignment carriage and rail on one side and a self-aligning carriage and rail on the other. All components are sold separately.

Carriages can be adjusted for a snug or loose fit on the rail (also known as preload). They have permanently lubricated rollers to save maintenance time and effort.

Fixed-alignment rails have a C-shaped profile that ensures the system travels in a straight line.

Self-aligning rails have a rectangular profile that allows the carriage to move freely from side to side to compensate for misalignment.

A handle on the side of the carriage locks the carriage in place. Made with needle-roller bearings, these track roller carriages have higher load capacities than other track roller carriages. Carriages can be adjusted for a snug or loose fit on the rail (also known as preload). Rollers are permanently lubricated to save maintenance time and effort.