SLIDE BUSH
Clearance-adjustment is achieved by creating a slit on the SMA/SWA type housing. Less clearance between block and shaft results in higher positioning accuracy by tightening the adjustment screw. RBW Type The housing is made of ABS resin for light-weight and low-cost. Inside is an inch sized bush of a resin retainer type with seals. SMP Type
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