| Performance Dimensions |
EGW-CA/SA Series (Low-profile, wide-width type) |
EGH-CA/SA Series (Standard Low-Profile Model) |
High-Assembly Wide-Span Type (HGW-CC/HC) |
Core Values |
| Core Positioning |
The heavy-duty specialist for compact spaces. |
A versatile solution for compact spaces. |
An ultra-heavy-duty solution with no height restrictions. |
Resolving the design dilemma of achieving both compact dimensions and high performance. |
| Space and Structure |
Low height, wide width. Maximises vertical space-saving whilst expanding horizontally to compensate for performance. |
Low height, standard width. |
Towering height, vast width. |
Opening up new possibilities for highly sensitive, heavy-duty applications. |
| Load Capacity |
High. The wide-width design increases the number of ball rows and contact area, resulting in a load capacity significantly higher than that of the EGH series of the same height, approaching or even matching the levels of some high-profile types. |
Good. |
Extremely tall. |
Maximising load-bearing performance within limited height constraints. |
| Rigidity (Torque Resistance) |
Strong. The widened design provides a larger moment arm for overturning resistance, delivering excellent lateral and torsional load rigidity. |
Average. |
Extremely strong. |
Ensuring the dynamic stability of low-profile structures under off-centre loads. |
| Smooth Operation |
Smooth. The combination of a wide support surface and a low centre of gravity ensures exceptionally smooth operation and excellent vibration resistance. |
Good. |
Exceptional. |
Enhancing the dynamic precision of compact, heavy-duty equipment. |
| Application Scenarios |
Compact motion units for large precision instruments, heavy-duty medical equipment, and space-constrained automated heavy-duty workstations. |
Suitable for general-purpose small-scale automation, electronic equipment and light-duty instruments. |
Large gantry machines, heavy machinery. |
Filling the market gap where heavy-duty precision guidance was previously unachievable in confined spaces. |