Linear shaft fi=16 H6 supported L=500
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Weight1,3kg
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UPC Code5908453550002
Product Description
Supported linear shaft fi=16 mm h6, length 500 mm
This fi=16 mm linear shaft is mounted on a support along its entire length, so it does not bend even over long spans. Made of steel Cf53 (1.1213), induction hardened to 60-64 HRC and ground to tolerance h6 (ISO).
Technical data
| Product code | WA-FI16-H6-L500-PWD |
| Diameter | fi=16 mm |
| Material | Steel Cf53 (1.1213) |
| Tolerance | h6 (ISO) |
| Surface hardness | 60-64 HRC (induction hardened) |
| Surface roughness Ra | < 0,20 µm |
| Straightness | max. 0,5 mm/m |
| Roundness | 1/2 of tolerance h6 |
| Version | shaft on support |
| Length | 500 mm |
| Weight | approx. 1,3 kg |
| Sales unit | pcs |
Frequently asked questions
Which linear bearing fits this shaft?
Supported shafts are used with open linear bearings (with a slot for the support) with a diameter of fi=16 mm - closed bearings cannot pass the support mounting.
How does a supported shaft differ from a standard shaft?
A supported shaft is fixed to the base along its entire length, so it does not bend under load even over long spans. A standard shaft is fixed only at its ends.
What does tolerance h6 mean for this shaft?
It is an ISO designation describing the tolerance zone of the outer diameter - h6 ensures an accurate, repeatable fit with the linear bearing.
Can this shaft be used for rotary motion?
A linear shaft is designed for linear (sliding) motion together with a linear bearing or bushing - it is not a drive shaft transmitting torque, such as a splined shaft.
Where are fi=16 linear shafts used?
Linear shafts of this diameter are most often used in CNC sliding tables, linear axes of Cartesian robots, 3D printers, plotters, packaging machines, industrial automation feeders and measuring devices - wherever precise, repeatable linear motion is needed.
Product photos are for illustration purposes.
Product Features
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Weight1,3kg
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UPC Code5908453550002