LRT-C Series User's Manual
High load motorized linear stages with dust covers

Disclaimer
Zaber’s products are not intended for use in any critical medical, aviation, or military applications or situations where a product's use or failure could cause personal injury, death, or damage to property. Zaber disclaims any warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. The user of this product agrees to Zaber's general terms and conditions of sale.
Precautions
Zaber's autodetect peripheral axes are designed to be used effortlessly with Zaber's line of autodetect controllers. The LRT-C includes onboard memory that allows Zaber's controllers to autodetect the model and set reasonable parameters. See the Protocol Manual for more information on how to modify the settings. Damage to the axis may result if the settings are not correct. To use your Zaber peripheral with a third-party controller, review the motor, sensor, and encoder specifications and pin-outs carefully.
Zaber’s motion control devices are precision instruments and must be handled with care. In particular, moving parts must be treated with care. Avoid axial loads in excess of the rated thrust load, axial and radial impact, dust and other contaminants and damage to the lead screw thread. These will reduce the performance of the device below stated specifications.
Caution: The motor in this device can exceed 60° C during normal operation and become hot enough to cause burns. Take precautions to prevent contact with the motor.
Conventions used throughout this document
- Fixed width type indicates communication to and from a device. The
symbol indicates a carriage return, which can be achieved by pressing enter when using a terminal program. - An ASCII command followed by (T:xx) indicates a legacy T-Series Binary Protocol command that achieves the same result. For example,
- move abs 10000 (T:20:10000) shows that a move abs ASCII command can also be achieved with Binary command number 20.
- Not all ASCII commands have an equivalent Binary counterpart.
Device Overview
AutoDetect
Your LRT-C peripheral is equipped with AutoDetect, a feature that allows a Zaber controller to automatically configure its settings for the peripheral when it is connected.
Important: The controller should always be powered down before disconnecting or connecting your LRT-C peripheral.
To connect the peripheral to a controller:
- Power off the controller.
- Connect the LRT-C peripheral.
- Power on the controller.
- The controller will activate the peripheral shortly after it is powered on.
See the Zaber controller user manual for more details on peripheral activation and control.
Connectors
Recommended controller(s) for your LRT-C peripheral are provided in the product specifications. Zaber's controllers and peripherals are designed for ease of use when used together. Optimal settings for each peripheral are automatically detected by Zaber's controllers when the device is connected.
For reference, the pinout for the peripheral cable connectors is shown below:
Pinout for D-sub 15 Connectors (peripherals)
| T3A Peripheral (male) |
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|---|---|
| T4A Peripheral (male) |
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| Pin # | Function |
|---|---|
| 1 | +5V for Limits & Encoder |
| 2 | AutoDetect Data |
| 3 | reserved |
| 4 | Away Sensor |
| 5 | Home Sensor |
| 6 | Ground |
| 7 | Motor B1 |
| 8 | Motor A1 |
| 9 | AutoDetect Clock |
| 10 | Encoder A |
| 11 | Encoder B |
| 12 | Encoder Index |
| 13 | Ground |
| 14 | Motor B2 |
| 15 | Motor A2 |
Not all pins are used for all models
Alternate Controllers
The LRT-C can be controlled by any 2-phase stepper motor controller with limit sensor input. We do not recommend using your own controller unless you are familiar with how to control a stepper motor with hall sensor limit switches. Damage to the device due to incorrect wiring is not covered by warranty.
Motors
For motor information see the LRT-C product page
Limit Sensors
Hall effect sensors are used in the LRT-C as home sensors. The Hall sensors used are part number A1120LLHLT-T made by Allegro. Click here for data sheet. Your controller should be configured so the stage stops immediately (quick deceleration) when the sensors are triggered.
- PCB wire colour code:
- 5 Vdc input - red
- Home signal - yellow
- Away signal - white
- Ground - black
The Hall sensor has an open-collector output. The default output is high impedance when the Hall sensor is not active. When the sensor detects a magnet, the Hall sensor pulls the output low to ground.
If you are not using a Zaber controller, ensure that your controller has a pull-up resistor on the output line of each Hall sensor as shown in the diagram. The bypass capacitor is optional, but may help to eliminate false triggering in noisy environments. The typical value for the pull-up resistor (RLOAD) is 10 kΩ and for the bypass capacitor is 0.1 uF to 1 uF. The larger the capacitance, the better the noise filtering but the slower the response time.
Installation
Physical Installation
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Secure stages with M6 (or 1/4"-20) socket cap screws, 35 mm or longer.
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Two stages can be mounted directly in XY configuration.
Tip: To obtain the best pitch, roll, yaw and runout accuracy, mount the stage to a known flat, stiff surface. Our tests were performed on a granite table, grade A flatness.
Tipping Hazard! Ensure stage is fastened to a secure surface before mounting load on carriage. An unmounted stage with a load presents a tipping hazard. Ensure loads are mounted securely to the carriage of the stage.
Back-driving Hazard! When mounting stages vertically where they will lift a load, do not exceed the values in the following table. Exceeding this load could backdrive the device, especially during loss of power, and could damage its controller and cause injury.
| Drive Screw Version | Back-driving Force (N) |
|---|---|
| A | Non-back-driving |
| B | 420 |
| D | 40 |
| H | 157 |
LRT-AE Installation
The LRT-AE version contains a linear encoder scale and flat flex cable on one side. It can be mounted in all orientations except the following. These orientations can cause the encoder flex cable to migrate out of its intended position:
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This orientation can cause the flex cable to bunch up, especially in stages over 500 mm travel.
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This orientation can cause the flex cable to migrate out of its cover, especially in stages over 500 mm travel.
Maintenance
Many factors affect the lifetime of the grease and bearings including duty cycle, environment, travel length, stage orientation, and loading configuration. As a general guideline for usage in a clean office environment, the recommended re-lubrication interval is 250 km with an inspection after every 1500 hours of continuous operation. Inspection should be done by wiping a bearing rail with a clean, lint-free wipe and ensuring that there is clean, wetted grease present.
Harsh environment, short travel, vertically oriented, and high duty cycle applications require more frequent re-lubrication and inspection. Contact an Applications Engineer to discuss your application for more specific recommendations.
Short travel can cause an insufficient distribution of lubricant amongst the rolling elements of the bearing system. For recirculating bearing guide types, short travel is equal to or less than the length of the carriage. For crossed-roller bearing guide types, short travel is equal to or less than twice the spacing of the rolling elements (typically 5-6 mm). If your application is considered short travel, it is recommended to occasionally drive the stage throughout its full travel range to maintain an even lubrication film over the entire guide surface. More frequent re-lubrication and inspection may be required in these applications.
Contact Zaber support for relubrication kit SG133. We recommend using Shell Gadus S2 V220 2 or similar lithium thickened petroleum grease.
Lead Screw Noise
If your stage develops a chirping or squealing sound while moving, especially at high speed, lubricating the lead screw will usually solve the problem. We recommend Super Lube 52004 Synthetic Lightweight Oil.
- Remove the dust cover by following the instructions in the next section
- Move the carriage to the away position.
- Wipe the lead screw clean of any dust or debris before application.
- Apply a small line of Super Lube down the whole length of the lead screw. Be careful not to get any oil into the lead nut as it can interfere with the anti-backlash mechanism.
- Move the carriage slowly (speed = ~60 rpm or 21,000 Zaber units) to the home position to evenly distribute the oil.
- Follow the instructions below to reinstall the rigid cover.
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Applying Super Lube to lead screw
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This is a good amount of oil
Remove dust cover
Careful, dust cover edges are sharp!
Pinch Hazard! You will need to move the stage with the power on while greasing. Be careful not to squish anything, especially fingers or hands, between the carriage and the end plates.
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Remove the dust cover clamps at each end of the stage by removing their M3 screws.
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Remove the carriage ramps by removing their screws.
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Slide out the carriage cover.
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Slide out the dust cover. CAUTION! DUST COVER EDGES ARE SHARP!
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Insert angled syringe tip into grease hole in bearing end cap. With the power on and using the manual control knob (if equipped), move the stage about 100 mm (4") while squeezing grease in from the syringe. Don't drive the carriage close to the ends of the stage where the risk is greater of squishing the syringe or your fingers. Repeat with the other three end caps.
Reinstall dust cover
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Slide dust cover into carriage, above angled sliding pads but below thin channel near the top. Position the dust cover so it's about even at both ends
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Install one carriage end ramp and slide the top sheet in the thin channel near the top.
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Attach the other carriage end ramp.
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Position the dust cover so it comes close to the clamp holes at each end.
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Loosely attach the clamps at each end. Run the stage back and forth once to position the dust cover. Gradually tighten the clamp screws, alternating between the two at each clamp. If part of the dust cover isn't seated properly, loosen the nearest clamp and re-tighten.
Trajectory Control and Behaviour
This section describes the behaviour of the axis trajectory when a movement command is issued.
Software Position Limits
The travel range of the axis is limited by the Minimum Position and Maximum Position settings. The factory settings for the axis are configured to match the physical travel range. If a customized range is desired, it can be changed by configuring the limit.min (T:106) and limit.max (T:44) settings to appropriate values. For the Current Position, query pos (T:60).
- Minimum Position
- When the Current Position is less than the Minimum Position value, the axis cannot move in the negative direction(towards the motor).
- Maximum Position
- When the Current Position is greater than the Maximum Position value, the axis cannot move in the positive direction(away from the motor).
Movement Speed
The movement speed of the axis depends on axis status and various speed settings. If the axis has not been initialized by the home (T:1) command or by moving towards the home end of the axis, movement speed will be constrained to fail-safe values. The home status of the axis can be determined by reading the limit.home.triggered(T:53:103) setting.
Movement speed of the axis is specified below:
- move vel (T:22)
- The axis will move at the specified speed regardless of home status.
- Knob movement in Velocity Mode
- The axis will move at the specified speed regardless of home status.
- The speed is specified by the knob.speedprofile (T:112) and knob.maxspeed (T:111) settings.
- Other movement commands - when the axis has not been homed
- The axis will move at the slower of the maxspeed (T:42) and limit.approach.maxspeed (T:41) settings.
- Other movement commands - when the axis has been homed
- The axis will move at the speed specified by the maxspeed (T:42) setting.
Warranty and Repair
For Zaber's policies on warranty and repair, please refer to the Ordering Policies.
Standard products
Standard products are any part numbers that do not contain the suffix ENG followed by a 4 digit number. Most, but not all, standard products are listed for sale on our website. All standard Zaber products are backed by a one-month satisfaction guarantee. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, we will refund your payment minus any shipping charges. Goods must be in brand new saleable condition with no marks. Zaber products are guaranteed for one year. During this period Zaber will repair any products with faults due to manufacturing defects, free of charge.
Custom products
Custom products are any part numbers containing the suffix ENG followed by a 4 digit number. Each of these products has been designed for a custom application for a particular customer. Custom products are guaranteed for one year, unless explicitly stated otherwise. During this period Zaber will repair any products with faults due to manufacturing defects, free of charge.
How to return products
Customers with devices in need of return or repair should contact Zaber to obtain an RMA form which must be filled out and sent back to us to receive an RMA number. The RMA form contains instructions for packing and returning the device. The specified RMA number must be included on the shipment to ensure timely processing.
Email Updates
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Contact Information
Contact Zaber Technologies Inc by any of the following methods:
| Phone | 1-604-569-3780 (direct) 1-888-276-8033 (toll free in North America) |
|---|---|
| Fax | 1-604-648-8033 |
| #2 - 605 West Kent Ave. N., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6P 6T7 | |
| Web | www.zaber.com |
| Please visit our website for up to date email contact information. |
The original instructions for this product are available at https://www.zaber.com/manuals/LRT-C.
Appendix A: Default Settings
Please see the Zaber Support Page for default settings for this device.
Product Drawing

Specifications
| Specification | Value | Alternate Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in Controller | No | |
| Recommended Controller | X-MCC (48 V) Recommended | |
| AutoDetect | Yes | |
| Maximum Centered Load | 2940 N | 659.3 lb |
| Maximum Moment (Roll) | 120 N⋅m | 88.6 ft⋅lb |
| Maximum Moment (Pitch) | 70 N⋅m | 51.7 ft⋅lb |
| Maximum Moment (Yaw) | 70 N⋅m | 51.7 ft⋅lb |
| Guide Type | Recirculating Ball Linear Guide | |
| Vertical Runout | < 10 µm | < 0.000394" |
| Horizontal Runout | < 50 µm | < 0.001968" |
| Pitch | 0.015° | 0.262 mrad |
| Roll | 0.02° | 0.349 mrad |
| Yaw | 0.03° | 0.523 mrad |
| Stiffness in Pitch | 1400 N⋅m/° | 12 µrad/N⋅m |
| Stiffness in Roll | 700 N⋅m/° | 25 µrad/N⋅m |
| Stiffness in Yaw | 1200 N⋅m/° | 15 µrad/N⋅m |
| Motor Steps Per Rev | 200 | |
| Motor Type | Stepper (2 phase) | |
| Motor Rated Current | 3000 mA/phase | |
| Motor Winding Resistance | 0.53 ohms/phase | |
| Inductance | 2 mH/phase | |
| Motor Connection | D-sub 15 | |
| Default Resolution | 1/64 of a step | |
| Limit or Home Sensing | Magnetic home sensor | |
| Axes of Motion | 1 | |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0 to 50 °C | |
| CE Compliant | Yes | |
| Vacuum Compatible | No |
Comparison
| Part Number | Microstep Size (Default Resolution) | Travel Range | Accuracy (unidirectional) | Repeatability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LRT0100AL-CT3A | 0.124023438 µm | 100 mm (3.937") | 25 µm (0.000984") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0100BL-CT3A | 0.49609375 µm | 100 mm (3.937") | 25 µm (0.000984") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0100DL-CT3A | 1.984375 µm | 100 mm (3.937") | 25 µm (0.000984") | < 8 µm (< 0.000315") |
| LRT0100HL-CT3A | 0.390625 µm | 100 mm (3.937") | 45 µm (0.001772") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0250AL-CT3A | 0.124023438 µm | 250 mm (9.843") | 63 µm (0.002480") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0250BL-CT3A | 0.49609375 µm | 250 mm (9.843") | 63 µm (0.002480") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0250DL-CT3A | 1.984375 µm | 250 mm (9.843") | 63 µm (0.002480") | < 8 µm (< 0.000315") |
| LRT0250HL-CT3A | 0.390625 µm | 250 mm (9.843") | 113 µm (0.004449") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0500AL-CT3A | 0.124023438 µm | 500 mm (19.685") | 125 µm (0.004921") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0500BL-CT3A | 0.49609375 µm | 500 mm (19.685") | 125 µm (0.004921") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0500DL-CT3A | 1.984375 µm | 500 mm (19.685") | 125 µm (0.004921") | < 8 µm (< 0.000315") |
| LRT0500HL-CT3A | 0.390625 µm | 500 mm (19.685") | 225 µm (0.008858") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0750AL-CT3A | 0.124023438 µm | 750 mm (29.528") | 188 µm (0.007402") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0750BL-CT3A | 0.49609375 µm | 750 mm (29.528") | 188 µm (0.007402") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT0750DL-CT3A | 1.984375 µm | 750 mm (29.528") | 188 µm (0.007402") | < 8 µm (< 0.000315") |
| LRT0750HL-CT3A | 0.390625 µm | 750 mm (29.528") | 338 µm (0.013307") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT1000AL-CT3A | 0.124023438 µm | 1000 mm (39.370") | 250 µm (0.009842") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT1000BL-CT3A | 0.49609375 µm | 1000 mm (39.370") | 250 µm (0.009842") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT1000DL-CT3A | 1.984375 µm | 1000 mm (39.370") | 250 µm (0.009842") | < 8 µm (< 0.000315") |
| LRT1000HL-CT3A | 0.390625 µm | 1000 mm (39.370") | 450 µm (0.017716") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT1500AL-CT3A | 0.124023438 µm | 1500 mm (59.055") | 375 µm (0.014764") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT1500BL-CT3A | 0.49609375 µm | 1500 mm (59.055") | 375 µm (0.014764") | < 4 µm (< 0.000157") |
| LRT1500DL-CT3A | 1.984375 µm | 1500 mm (59.055") | 375 µm (0.014764") | < 8 µm (< 0.000315") |
| Part Number | Backlash | Maximum Speed | Minimum Speed | Speed Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LRT0100AL-CT3A | < 12 µm (< 0.000472") | 45 mm/s (1.772"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) |
| LRT0100BL-CT3A | < 45 µm (< 0.001772") | 175 mm/s (6.890"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) |
| LRT0100DL-CT3A | < 75 µm (< 0.002953") | 700 mm/s (27.559"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) |
| LRT0100HL-CT3A | < 25 µm (< 0.000984") | 240 mm/s (9.449"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) |
| LRT0250AL-CT3A | < 12 µm (< 0.000472") | 45 mm/s (1.772"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) |
| LRT0250BL-CT3A | < 45 µm (< 0.001772") | 175 mm/s (6.890"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) |
| LRT0250DL-CT3A | < 75 µm (< 0.002953") | 700 mm/s (27.559"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) |
| LRT0250HL-CT3A | < 25 µm (< 0.000984") | 240 mm/s (9.449"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) |
| LRT0500AL-CT3A | < 12 µm (< 0.000472") | 45 mm/s (1.772"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) |
| LRT0500BL-CT3A | < 45 µm (< 0.001772") | 175 mm/s (6.890"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) |
| LRT0500DL-CT3A | < 75 µm (< 0.002953") | 700 mm/s (27.559"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) |
| LRT0500HL-CT3A | < 25 µm (< 0.000984") | 240 mm/s (9.449"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) |
| LRT0750AL-CT3A | < 12 µm (< 0.000472") | 45 mm/s (1.772"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) |
| LRT0750BL-CT3A | < 45 µm (< 0.001772") | 175 mm/s (6.890"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) |
| LRT0750DL-CT3A | < 75 µm (< 0.002953") | 700 mm/s (27.559"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) |
| LRT0750HL-CT3A | < 25 µm (< 0.000984") | 150 mm/s (5.905"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) |
| LRT1000AL-CT3A | < 12 µm (< 0.000472") | 28 mm/s (1.102"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) |
| LRT1000BL-CT3A | < 45 µm (< 0.001772") | 120 mm/s (4.724"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) |
| LRT1000DL-CT3A | < 75 µm (< 0.002953") | 500 mm/s (19.685"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) |
| LRT1000HL-CT3A | < 25 µm (< 0.000984") | 95 mm/s (3.740"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) | 0.000239 mm/s (0.000009"/s) |
| LRT1500AL-CT3A | < 12 µm (< 0.000472") | 13 mm/s (0.512"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) | 0.000076 mm/s (0.000003"/s) |
| LRT1500BL-CT3A | < 45 µm (< 0.001772") | 55 mm/s (2.165"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) | 0.000303 mm/s (0.000012"/s) |
| LRT1500DL-CT3A | < 75 µm (< 0.002953") | 225 mm/s (8.858"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) | 0.001212 mm/s (0.000048"/s) |
| Part Number | Peak Thrust | Back-driving Force* | Maximum Continuous Thrust | Linear Motion Per Motor Rev |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LRT0100AL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | Non-back-driving | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 1.5875 mm (0.062") |
| LRT0100BL-CT3A | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 420 N (94.2 lb) (± 30%) | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 6.35 mm (0.250") |
| LRT0100DL-CT3A | 200 N (44.9 lb) | 40 N (9.0 lb) (± 30%) | 180 N (40.4 lb) | 25.4 mm (1.000") |
| LRT0100HL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 157 N (35.2 lb) (± 30%) | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 5 mm (0.197") |
| LRT0250AL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | Non-back-driving | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 1.5875 mm (0.062") |
| LRT0250BL-CT3A | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 420 N (94.2 lb) (± 30%) | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 6.35 mm (0.250") |
| LRT0250DL-CT3A | 200 N (44.9 lb) | 40 N (9.0 lb) (± 30%) | 180 N (40.4 lb) | 25.4 mm (1.000") |
| LRT0250HL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 157 N (35.2 lb) (± 30%) | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 5 mm (0.197") |
| LRT0500AL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | Non-back-driving | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 1.5875 mm (0.062") |
| LRT0500BL-CT3A | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 420 N (94.2 lb) (± 30%) | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 6.35 mm (0.250") |
| LRT0500DL-CT3A | 200 N (44.9 lb) | 40 N (9.0 lb) (± 30%) | 180 N (40.4 lb) | 25.4 mm (1.000") |
| LRT0500HL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 157 N (35.2 lb) (± 30%) | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 5 mm (0.197") |
| LRT0750AL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | Non-back-driving | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 1.5875 mm (0.062") |
| LRT0750BL-CT3A | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 420 N (94.2 lb) (± 30%) | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 6.35 mm (0.250") |
| LRT0750DL-CT3A | 200 N (44.9 lb) | 40 N (9.0 lb) (± 30%) | 180 N (40.4 lb) | 25.4 mm (1.000") |
| LRT0750HL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 157 N (35.2 lb) (± 30%) | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 5 mm (0.197") |
| LRT1000AL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | Non-back-driving | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 1.5875 mm (0.062") |
| LRT1000BL-CT3A | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 420 N (94.2 lb) (± 30%) | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 6.35 mm (0.250") |
| LRT1000DL-CT3A | 200 N (44.9 lb) | 40 N (9.0 lb) (± 30%) | 180 N (40.4 lb) | 25.4 mm (1.000") |
| LRT1000HL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 157 N (35.2 lb) (± 30%) | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 5 mm (0.197") |
| LRT1500AL-CT3A | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | Non-back-driving | 1200 N (269.1 lb) | 1.5875 mm (0.062") |
| LRT1500BL-CT3A | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 420 N (94.2 lb) (± 30%) | 600 N (134.6 lb) | 6.35 mm (0.250") |
| LRT1500DL-CT3A | 200 N (44.9 lb) | 40 N (9.0 lb) (± 30%) | 180 N (40.4 lb) | 25.4 mm (1.000") |
| Part Number | Mechanical Drive System | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| LRT0100AL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 3.65 kg (8.047 lb) |
| LRT0100BL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 3.65 kg (8.047 lb) |
| LRT0100DL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 3.65 kg (8.047 lb) |
| LRT0100HL-CT3A | Precision ball screw | 3.65 kg (8.047 lb) |
| LRT0250AL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 4.441 kg (9.791 lb) |
| LRT0250BL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 4.441 kg (9.791 lb) |
| LRT0250DL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 4.441 kg (9.791 lb) |
| LRT0250HL-CT3A | Precision ball screw | 4.441 kg (9.791 lb) |
| LRT0500AL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 5.758 kg (12.694 lb) |
| LRT0500BL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 5.758 kg (12.694 lb) |
| LRT0500DL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 5.758 kg (12.694 lb) |
| LRT0500HL-CT3A | Precision ball screw | 5.758 kg (12.694 lb) |
| LRT0750AL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 7.076 kg (15.600 lb) |
| LRT0750BL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 7.076 kg (15.600 lb) |
| LRT0750DL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 7.076 kg (15.600 lb) |
| LRT0750HL-CT3A | Precision ball screw | 7.076 kg (15.600 lb) |
| LRT1000AL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 8.393 kg (18.503 lb) |
| LRT1000BL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 8.393 kg (18.503 lb) |
| LRT1000DL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 8.393 kg (18.503 lb) |
| LRT1000HL-CT3A | Precision ball screw | 8.393 kg (18.503 lb) |
| LRT1500AL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 11.028 kg (24.313 lb) |
| LRT1500BL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 11.028 kg (24.313 lb) |
| LRT1500DL-CT3A | Precision lead screw | 11.028 kg (24.313 lb) |
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