Machined End RBS Ball Screw Assembly Instructions

To learn more: https://www.AutomationDirect.com/linear-motion?utm_source=PAkfLGPcaeY&utm_medium=VideoTeamDescription - (VID-PT-0023) Installing a ball nut on a machined end ball screw requires precision to prevent bearing loss. This video demonstrates the 'sleeve method' to ensure a smooth transition from the journal to the root diameter. Perfect for RBS brand ball screws. Building a CNC or linear actuator? Explore our full range of rails, carriages, and leadscrews here: https://www.AutomationDirect.com/linear-motion?utm_source=PAkfLGPcaeY&utm_medium=VideoTeamDescription Stuck on a build? Our US-based Tech Support is here to help: https://support.automationdirect.com/ Online Support Page: https://community.automationdirect.com/s/?utm_source=PAkfLGPcaeY&utm_medium=VideoTeamDescription #AutomationDirect, #ballscrew , #linearmotion, #mechanicalengineering, #cnc, #industrialautomation, #howto **Please check our website for our most up-to-date product pricing and availability. Related AutomationDirect.com part numbers: BM10, BM12, BM15, BM20, BMBK10, BMBK12, BMBK15, BMBK20, R10-1-2AD, R10-1-4AD, R10-1-6AD, R102, R103, R104, R20-1-2AD, R20-1-4AD, R20-1-6AD, R202, R202BS, R203, R204, R30-1-2AD, R30-1-4AD, R30-1-6AD, R302, R302BS, R303, R304, R37-1-2AD, R37-1-4AD, R37-1-6AD, R372, R372BS, R373, R374, R40-1-2AD, R40-1-4AD, R40-1-6AD, R402, R402BS, R403, R404, R44-1-2AD, R44-1-4AD, R44-1-6AD, R442, R442BS, R443, R444