Leadscrew-and-nut assembly of the circulating-ball-type

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74459, 308189R, F16H 5522

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040800113

ABSTRACT:
A leadscrew and a coacting nut are provided with shallow helical grooves forming a track for a set of balls whose radius exceeds the combined depth of the grooves. The groove bottoms are of arcuate cross-section, with a radius of curvature slightly exceeding the ball radius, and are machined in a hardened zone of the leadscrew and the nut, respectively.

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