CTRLX automation + linear motion stack

Bosch Rexroth linear motion, drives and automation sized from CAD to commissioning.

Ball rail guides, ball screws, linear modules and IndraDrive servo systems, specified with ISO 3408 screw classes, L10 bearing life checks and eDesignSuite CAD support.

6 mmRAILMiniature guide start
8 mSTROKELinear module travel
IE3DRIVEMotor efficiency class
ISO3408Ball screw reference
Specification tabs

Engineer the motion axis before the RFQ leaves your desk.

The tabbed specification block mirrors the buying path for machine builders: rail capacity, screw accuracy, servo sizing and control integration are checked as a single stack.

Guide rangeMiniature rail from 6 mm, standard runner blocks for high moment loads
Life methodL10 calculation at design load with dynamic load charts reviewed against duty cycle
EnvironmentSealing, lubrication and corrosion options aligned to ISO 281 bearing-life assumptions
Accuracy referenceISO 3408 classes selected by positioning tolerance and repeatability target
Critical speedChecked against unsupported length, end bearing arrangement and maximum rpm
Service notesPreload, nut style and lubrication interval documented for the maintenance file
Drive familyIndraDrive and ctrlX DRIVE options matched to motor inertia and cycle profile
Efficiency classIE3 / IE4 motor packages considered where the load profile justifies lifecycle savings
NetworkEtherCAT, PROFINET or Sercos integration reviewed with safety I/O requirements
Six engineering controls

Data that shortens the path from concept axis to released machine.

01

CAD-first selection

eDesignSuite style CAD output keeps rail, runner block, screw and motor geometry synchronized with the machine envelope.

02

L10 bearing review

Runner block load cases are checked against L10 life targets instead of described with vague lifetime language.

03

Servo inertia match

Motor inertia, payload mass, acceleration and screw pitch are evaluated before the drive bill of materials is frozen.

04

ISO 3408 screw logic

Ball screw class, end support and nut preload are documented for precision axes and repeatable service work.

05

UL 508A drive panels

Drive cabinet reviews reference UL 508A panel practice and EMC 2014/30/EU constraints when required.

06

Hydraulic + electric stack

Motion teams can compare electric servo axes with hydraulic power units for force, duty cycle and maintenance access.

5Motion disciplines reviewed together
ISO 9001:2015Quality system reference
UL 508ADrive panel pathway
CE 2006/42/ECMachinery directive context
Download center

Give procurement the same engineering file set your design team used.

PDF

Linear Guide Selection Sheet

Load case worksheet with rail size, runner block, moment and L10 fields.

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ZIP

CAD Axis Package

STEP and DWG placeholders for rail, screw, motor flange and cable carrier clearance review.

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PDF

Servo Sizing Notes

Inertia ratio, duty cycle, thermal margin and brake holding checklist for IndraDrive projects.

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Application questions

Frequently checked before a linear motion RFQ is released.

Selection

Do you size rails from payload alone?

No. Payload, offset moment, duty cycle, speed, lubrication and expected L10 h are reviewed together.

Can one screw class fit every axis?

No. ISO 3408 class choice depends on positioning tolerance, thermal behavior, stroke and the control loop.

Controls

When do you recommend servo rather than VFD?

Servo fits when position, acceleration and settling time matter. VFD remains sensible for continuous speed control.

Which networks are considered?

EtherCAT, PROFINET and Sercos can be reviewed with safety I/O, controller architecture and commissioning tools.

Service

What is needed for repair triage?

Provide nameplate data, fault code, motor feedback type, load history and whether the machine is plant-down.

How fast are OEM RFQs reviewed?

Complete drawings and duty-cycle data receive an engineering review target of 5 business days.

engineer inspecting a servo-driven linear module

Send your axis data and get a buildable motion stack back.

Load, stroke, speed, environment and controller targets are enough for a first-pass rail, screw, motor and drive review.

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