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The NH series of linear guides are the most commonly used linear systems made by NSK due to their versatility and high stock levels.

The NH series has replaced the discontinued LH series. NSK have retained all of the best features of the LH series and have also made some improvements. The NH and LH series are 100% interchangeable.

Ideally suited to vertical movements as the contact angle is set at 50 degrees resulting in a high load carrying capacity and rigidity in the vertical direction.

High resistance against impact load due to the shape and orientation of the ball grooves.

High self-aligning capability in the rolling direction because the cross point of the contact lines of the balls and grooves comes inside and thus reducing moment rigidity.

ACCURACY AND PRELOAD

The NH series is available in a number of different accuracy and preload combinations for various applications including ultra-precision P3. The need for special high accuracy and preloads will depend on the application requirements. Due to the production techniques used by NSK in most applications standard products offer more than enough accuracy and preload.

 
 
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Short Block Carriages

Available sizes

NAH15ANZ NAH20ANZ NAH25ANZ NAH30ANZ NAH35ANZ NAH45ANZ NAH55ANZ NAH65ANZ

Datasheet

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long block carriages

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SHORT LOW HEIGHT BLOCK CARRIAGES

Available sizes

NAH25ALZ NAH30ALZ NAH35ALZ NAH45ALZ NAH55ALZ

Datasheet

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long LOW HEIGHT block carriages

Available sizes

NAH25BLZ NAH30BLZ NAH35BLZ NAH45BLZ NAH55BLZ

Datasheet

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SHORT FLANGE CARRIAGES

Available sizes

NAH15EMZ NAH20EMZ NAH25EMZ NAH30EMZ NAH35EMZ NAH45EMZ NAH55EMZ NAH65EMZ

Datasheet

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long flange carriages

Available sizes

NAH15GMZ NAH20GMZ NAH25GMZ NAH30GMZ NAH35GMZ NAH45GMZ NAH55GMZ NAH65GMZ

Datasheet

NSK K1 lubrication units can be equipped to this series of linear guide. They are attached to both sides of the carriage and are made of a porous synthetic resign containing large volumes of lubricating oil that seeps out during the movement of the carriage on the rail. This has the benefit of reducing maintenance costs compared to a conventional lubricating system.