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igus® dryspin® big wheel application

Published:  11 November, 2015

In this week’s Video of the Week, igus® demonstrates its leadscrew drive technology, dryspin®. Ideal for laboratory automation, handling, automotive and medical applications, dryspin® has been developed with an optimised thread angle to enable engineers to achieve higher efficiency, quieter operation and longer lifetime.

Supplied with leadscrew nuts made of iglidur® J, the dryspin® drives are self-lubricating and maintenance free. This high performance polymer material allows for great media resistance on the spindle, for free and easy movement. The leadscrew nuts are also available in iglidur® A180, which conforms to FDA guidelines for the food and drinks industry.

To meet the requirements of engineers and designers, the dryspin® leadscrew drives are delivered to order within three working days.

For a video and more information about dryspin® technology, please visit: www.igus.co.uk/bigwheel

Go online and visit our virtual exhibition: www.igus.com/newsexhibition

For more information on igus® products and to request free product samples, please contact us directly on 01604 677240. For regular updates, follow us on www.twitter.com/igusUK, watch our videos at www.igus.co.uk/youtube, connect with us at www.igus.co.uk/facebook or visit our blog on blog.igus.co.uk

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