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Rack and Pinion

Lead Screws

Figure 1. Thread Forms/Standards for Linear Power Transmission Tools
Thread FormImage [6]DescriptionUsageStandard

Trapezoidal

Image of a trapezoidal thread form.

  • Trapezoidal outlines
  • High strength and ease of manufacturing
  • 30° flank angle
  • Used for leadscrews (power screws)
  • Used where large loads are required (vice, lathe)

British and American Standard General Purpose ACME

Image of a British and American Standard general purpose ACME thread form.

  • Thread height is half the pitch length and flattened
  • 29° flank angle
  • Used for leadscrews (power screws)
  • Used where large loads are required (vice, lathe)
  • ASME B1.5-1997 (R2014)

American Standard STUB ACME

Image of an American Standard STUB ACME thread form.

  • Same as ACME except different height [1]
  • Used for leadscrews (power screws)
  • Used where large loads are required (vice, lathe)
  • ASME B1.5-1997 (R2014)

BUTTRESS (Continental)

Image of a BUTTRESS (Continental) thread form.

  • Asymmetric thread form
  • Allows for low friction, withstands greater loads in one direction, but higher friction and inferior load bearing in the opposite
  • One side at a slant typically less than 7°, while the other is at an angle typically at 45°
  • Continental BUTTRESS thread form has 45°/5° 
  • Used in the construction of artillery
  • Used in jacks, lifts, hydraulic sealing
  • Applications in automotive to water and sewer
  • ANSI/ASME B1.9-1973 (R2017)

British Standard BUTTRESS

Image of a British Standard BUTTRESS thread form.

  • 45°/7°
  • Used in the construction of artillery
  • Used in jacks, lifts, hydraulic sealing
  • Applications in automotive to water and sewer

American National BUTTRESS

Image of an American National BUTTRESS thread form.

  • 45°/7°, but internal threads are flat [2]
  • Used in the construction of artillery
  • Used in jacks, lifts, hydraulic sealing
  • Applications in automotive to water and sewer

Ball Screws

Standard Lead  Precision Ball ScrewStandard Lead Rolled Ball Screw
Standard Type equipped with ShaftStandard Nut TypeStandard Nut TypeRolled Shaft and Nut
Standard off-the-shelf Type
Shaft end unfinished type
 Models MDK, MBF, BNF, BIF and BNFN
Shaft end finished type
Model BNK
Preload type
Models SBN, DIK, DKN, BIF and BNFN
Non-preload type
Models HBN, DK, BNF and BNT
Preload type
Model JPF
Non-preload type
Models MTF, BTK and BNT

BIF

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SBN

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BTK

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MDK & MBF

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BIF

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MTF

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BNF

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DIK

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BNT

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DKN

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BNFN

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Large-Lead Precision Ball ScrewLarge-Lead Rolled
Ball Screw

Standard Nut Type
Rolled Shaft and Nut
Standard off-the-shelf Type

Preload type

Models SBK and BLW

Non-preload type
Models BLK and WGF

Non-preload type
Models BLK, WTF and CNF

BLW

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BLK & WGF

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BLK/WTF

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SBK

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CNF

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Rotary Nut
Series



Rotary Nut Precision
Ball Screw
Rotary Nut Rolled Ball
Screw
Ball Screws/Splines
Standard-lead, preload type
Model DIR
Large-lead, non-preload type
Model BLR
Large-lead, non-preload type
Model BLR
Stroke, rotation type
Models BNS and BNS-A
Stroke type
Models NS and NS-A

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BNS

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NS

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BNS-A

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NSA

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