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Polysorb Plastic Disc Springs
Sbozy 25 The little bit that I have seen from them has really impressed the mess out of me; some of their carriage systems and bearings are just amazing. My plan is to use their thrust bearing on the afore mentioned milling machine with their spring. And thanks again for your help and input. DSDC- DSDC
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PSI on different heights of a surface???
Sbozy 25 Thanks for taking the time to post back; I really appreciate your help. DSDC- DSDC
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Polysorb Plastic Disc Springs
I hope I’m not stepping on anyone’s toes or breaking any board rules. There is a company called igus and I am thinking of using some of their products in a machine that I’m looking at producing. I need an ability to have a spring loaded hub assembly and I’m considering using their JTEM disk...- DSDC
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PSI on different heights of a surface???
If you have a given amount of weight (300lbs) being exerted on to the head of a machine, say like a milling machine, and there is a slight variation in the surface (a low spot or even a high spot for that matter, +/- 1/8”) and each cutting head is individually spring loaded would they not adjust...- DSDC
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