Compact Modules

Nov. 3, 2005
CKK and CKR Compact Modules are now available for food and packaging operations requiring corrosion protection.

CKK and CKR are now available for food and packaging operations requiring corrosion protection. Widely used for multiaxis pickand-place systems for assembly, medicaldispensing operations, and material handling in the packaging industry, the electromechanical actuators are designed for speed, precision, and heavy payloads. Modified versions with chrome-plated internal components handle damp environments and, in some cases, washdown. The units include Ball Rail System guides and a ballscrew drive (CKK) and belt-drive (CKR). Both are lubricated with food-grade grease, and full-contact seals ensure reliable operation. The low-profile, anodized aluminum housing can have holes added to allow fluids to drain safely, and stainless-steel external hardware resists corrosion. Typical applications include cartoners, laners, product sorting or diverting, filling, and dispensing machines.

Bosch Rexroth Corp., Linear Motion and Assembly Technologies, 14001 South Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC 28273, (800) REXROTH, boschrexroth-us.com

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