8mm Acme Nut Block Compatible with Openbuild
8mm Acme Nut Block Compatible with Openbuild
8mm Acme Nut Block Compatible with Openbuild

8mm Acme Nut Block Compatible with Openbuild

Item code #:C049
$USD 2.000$USD 2.600

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QTY Price
1 $USD 2.000
50 $USD 1.870
200 $USD 1.740

250 in stock.

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A lead screw is a kind of mechanical linear actuator that converts rotational motion into linear motion. Its operation relies on the sliding of the screw shaft and the nut threads with no ball bearings between them. The screw shaft and the nut are directly moving against each other on a large contact area, so higher energy losses due to friction are produced. However, the designs of lead screw threads have evolved to minimize friction. The lead screws are a cost-effective alternative to ball screws in low power and light to medium-duty applications. Since they have poor efficiency, their use is not advisable for continuous power transmission. Unlike ball screws, they operate silently with no vibration and have a more compact size. They are typically used as a kinematic pair (linkage) and actuation and positioning in equipment such as lathe machines, scanners, recorders, wire bonders, and disk drive testers. They are used to transmit forces in testing machines, presses, and screw jacks.


The 3D printer Nut is made of POM material that is durable and low-noise, you can use it for a long time without being damaged. This kind of 3D printer is suit for T8 screw, easy to install, you’d better to make sure the type before ordering. As an important 3D printer accessory, this kind of nut could help the 3d printer work as usual, making your work more convenient. There are designed with different sizes for choosing, you can order according to our need, enough to meet your needs. This kind of nut could help to prolong the service time of your 3D printer, saving time and money for you.


NOTE: This  Nut Block is CNC milling not moduling, if you want cheap moduling teype, just contact us.


About this Nut Block:

This 8mm Acme Nut Block is a great choice for many projects requiring lead screw linear motion. It serves more than one purpose in that it can be mounted to the bottom of a 3mm/1/8'' plate utilizing M5 nylon insert nuts and 15mm M5 low profile screws or can also be mounted directly to V-slot utilizing two channels with 15mm M5 low profile screws and two tee nuts.  These mounting choices allow for a host of modular machine applications.  You can mount this block along any length of V-Slot to create your linear motion. 

 Please Note: This is a standard non-adjustable version of the Nut Blocks and so cannot take out any play or backlash in the system. These style Nut Blocks are designed more for a system where higher precision and repeat-ability is not a necessity. If you are looking for a higher percision Nut Block please have a look at the Anti-Backlash Nut Block. 

 Tr8*8(p2) Metric Acme Tap 

 Pitch is 2mm 

starts is 4 

Lead is 8mm 

Material: Delrin 

Use in conjuntion with the 8mm Metric Lead Screw.


Dimension For This Nut Block

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