Linear shaft fi=40 H7 chrome-plated
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Weight9,9kg
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UPC Code5908453550217
Product Description
Linear shaft with chrome coating, diameter 40 mm, by the metre
The linear shaft fi=40 mm is a precision rod for linear guides, sold by the metre. Core of steel Cf53 (1.1213) with a layer of technical chrome, made to tolerance h7 (ISO).
Technical data
| Product code | WA-FI40-H7-CH |
| Diameter | fi=40 mm |
| Material | Steel Cf53 (1.1213) |
| Tolerance | h7 (ISO) |
| Coating | technical chrome |
| Surface hardness | 60-64 HRC (induction hardened) |
| Surface roughness Ra | < 0,20 µm |
| Straightness | max. 0,5 mm/m |
| Roundness | 1/2 of tolerance h7 |
| Weight | approx. 9,9 kg/m |
| Sales unit | m (running metre) |
Frequently asked questions
Which linear bearing fits this shaft?
Any linear bearing, plain bushing or carriage intended for a diameter of fi=40 mm - what matters is matching the diameter and tolerance h7, not the bearing manufacturer.
How does the chrome-plated version differ from the standard one?
The base material is the same (steel Cf53), but the shaft has a chrome coating and is made to tolerance h7 instead of h6 - this is worth taking into account when selecting the fit with the bearing.
What does tolerance h7 mean for this shaft?
It is an ISO designation describing the tolerance zone of the outer diameter - h7 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=40 linear shafts used?
Large-diameter linear shafts are used in heavy linear axes of machines, presses, production lines, manipulators and internal transport equipment - wherever the linear guide carries high loads.
Product photos are for illustration purposes.
Product Features
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Weight9,9kg
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UPC Code5908453550217