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drylin Q sliding plates offer simple tolerance adjustment

igus drylin Q sliding plates are a simple way to adjust-out the tolerance of fixture, positioning and measuring systems. The manually adjustable sliding plates are used for applications such as telescopic lifting columns constructed. Made of the high-performance iglidur J plastic, the sliding plates are lubrication-free and, more importantly, maintenance-free.

The drylin Q tolerance compensation system is easy to install and adjusts via the 8 slot nuts. Once fitted and finely tuned, the lifting column will operate quietly and rattle-free - a cost-effective, fit-and-forget option. What is more, because the sliding plates are made from engineering plastic, they are corrosion resistant.

Follow the link to watch a short video that shows how the drylin Q adjusters work, and go to www.igus.co.uk/asdj for more information about the drylin Q sliding plates.

igus (UK) Ltd

51A Caswell Road
Brackmills
Northampton
NN4 7PW
UNITED KINGDOM

+44 (0)1604 677240

sales@igus.co.uk

www.igus.co.uk

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