Linear Shafts Both End Threaded with Wrench Flats

Brand :

MISUMI

Caution

Product Description

This is an economy item, The price is cheaper than the MISUMI standard product.

Product Overview

The linear guide shaft is a high-precision shaft product that can be used in combination with linear bearings and other bushing-type products. It not only offers excellent wear resistance, but also provides a variety of additional processing options.

Dimensional Drawing

Note: When B=0 or S=0, it indicates no threads.
MISUMI linear guide shafts with external threads and wrench slots at both ends / through-hole type, steering shaft, linear shaft, chrome-plated rod

MISUMI linear guide shafts with external threads and wrench slots at both ends / through-hole type, steering shaft, linear shaft, chrome-plated rod

Material Specifications

Type		Material	Hardness	Surface Treatment	D (mm)	L (mm)
With Wrench Slot Type
Standard Type
D Tolerance g7	D Tolerance f8
E-SFAU	-	45 or GCr15	High-frequency quenching For effective hardened layer depth, please click Surface Hardness Reference 45 or GCr15 55HRC~ SUS440C or equivalent high-hardness corrosion-resistant steel 53HRC or more	-	6 to 50	25 to 1496
E-SSFAU	-	SUS440C or equivalent high-hardness corrosion-resistant steel
E-PSFAU	-	45 or GCr15		Hard chrome plating Plating hardness HV750~ Plating thickness 3µ or more
E-PSSFAU	-	SUS440C or equivalent high-hardness corrosion-resistant steel
-	E-PSFGU	45	-	Hard chrome plating Plating hardness: HV750~ Plating thickness: 10µ or more

The machined part at the shaft end (effective thread length + approx. 10 mm) may have reduced hardness due to the annealing effect of machining.

If rust prevention is required, please give priority to products with hard chrome plating Surface Treatment. Please click

Rust Prevention Methods

If used together with linear bearings, please choose products with high-frequency quenching.

Alterations

Code

Spec.

Misumi guide shaft, one end stepped with internal thread type

LKC

Change L dimension tolerance
Ordering Code LKC
When using LKC, the unit specified for the L dimension can be 0.1 mm

L<200 → L±0.03
200 ≤ L<500 → L±0.05
L ≥ 500 → L±0.1

Additional surface machining at 1 location
Ordering Code FC10-E8
FC, E = specified unit 1 mm

D ≤ 30: FC ≤ 5×D; D ≥ 35: FC ≤ 3×D

E=0 or E ≥ 2

Cannot be used together with WFC

D	h
6 to 16	1
20 to 40	2
50	3

WFC

Additional planar machining at 2 locations
Ordering Code WFC8-A8-E4
WFC, A, E = specified unit 1 mm

D ≤ 30: WFC ≤ 5×D, D ≥ 35: WFC ≤ 3×D

A(E)=0 or A(E) ≥ 2

Cannot be machined on the same plane, cannot be used together with FC

D	h
6 to 16	1
20 to 40	2
50	3

Add a second wrench slot machining
Ordering Code SX15
SX = specified unit 1 mm

SC + SX + ℓ₁ × 2 < L

SX ≥ 0

Cannot be machined on the same plane

D	W	ℓ₁
8	7	8
10	8	8
12	10	10
13	11
15	13
16	14
18	16

D	W	ℓ₁
20	17	10
25	22	10
30	27	15
35	30	15
40	36	20
50	41	20

PC
QC

PC: Perform undercut machining on the P dimension section.
QC: Perform undercut machining on the Q dimension section.
Ordering Code PC

For details on undercut machining dimensions, please refer to P.37
Applicable conditions Applicable for M ≥ 6

Not applicable for D = Q or D = P

· When using coarse threads

P	PC
Q	QC
6	4.4
8	6
10	7.7
12	9.4
16	13
20	16.4
24	19.6
30	25

· When used in combination with fine threads

PMC	PC
QMC	QC
6	4.8
8	6.4
10	8.4
12	10.4
15	13.4
17	15.4
20	18.4
25	22.7
30	22.7

PMC	PC
QMC	QC
10	8
12	9.7
14	11.7
18	15.7

Add one flat surface at a 90-degree position
Ordering Code RC10
Applicable conditions Applicable for D=10 to 30

Cannot be used together with WRC

D	b1	h
10	6	0.5
12–20	6	1
25	10
30	12

WRC

Add flat machining at two 90-degree positions
Ordering Code WRC10-Y10
Applicable conditions Applicable for D=10 to 30

Cannot be used together with RC

Cannot be machined on the same plane

D	b1	h
10	6	0.5
12–20	6	1
25	10
30	12

PMC
PMS
QMC
QMS

Change the external thread to a fine thread
PMC·QMC: Fine thread pitch suitable for bearing locknuts
PMS·QMS: Fine thread pitch suitable for cylinders

D	PMC												PMS
6	3	4	5	6
8	3	4	5	6	8
10		4	5	6	8	10							10
12			5	6	8	10	12						10	12
13			5	6	8	10	12						10
15			5	6	8	10	12	15					10	12
16			5	6	8	10	12	15					10	12	14
18			5	6	8	10	12	15	17				10	12	14	18
20				6	8	10	12	15	17	20			10	12	14	18
25					8	10	12	15	17	20	25		10	12	14	18
30					8	10	12	15	17	20	25	30	10	12	14	18
35						10	12	15	17	20	25	30	10	12	14	18
40							12	15	17	20	25	30		12	14	18
50								15	17	20	25	30			14	18
Pitch	0.35	0.5		0.75	1						1.5		1.25	1.5

When selecting multiple additional machining operations, there must be a gap of at least 2 mm between the machined areas.

Additional machining may result in reduced hardness. Please refer to

P.36

Specification Table

Part Number		Specified unit: 1 mm			P·Q Selection											Wrench Slot Size			(Y) Max.
Type	D	L	F·T	B·S	P·Q Selection											SC	W	ℓ₁	(Y) Max.
Standard Type (With Wrench Slot) (D Tolerance g7) E-SFAU E-SSFAU E-PSFAU E-PSSFAU (D Tolerance f8) E-PSFGU	6	25–896	2 ≤ F ≤ P × 5 2 ≤ T ≤ Q × 5	(When P ≤ 6) B ≤ F-2 (When P = 8 or 10) B ≤ F-3 (When P ≥ 12) B ≤ F-5 (When Q ≤ 6) S ≤ T-2 S ≤ T-3 (When Q ≥ 12) S ≤ T-5 (When there is no thread) B = 0 S = 0 B·S ≥ pitch×3	3	4	5									SC = specified unit 1 mm SC + ℓ₁ ≤ L SC ≥ 0 Wrench slot details >>See (PDF)	5	8	900
	8	25–1096			3	4	5	6									7		1100
	10	25–1196			3	4	5	6	8								8		1200
	12	25–1396			3	4	5	6	8	10							10	10	1400
	13	25–1396				4	5	6	8	10	12						11		1400
	15	25–1396				4	5	6	8	10	12						13		1400
	16	25–1396				4	5	6	8	10	12						14		1400
	20	25–1396					5	6	8	10	12	16					17		1400
	25	25–1396						6	8	10	12	16	20	24			22		1400
	30	25–1496							8	10	12	16	20	24			27	15	1500
	35	25–1496								10	12	16	20	24	30		30	15	1500
	40	25–1496									12	16	20	24	30		36	20	1500
	50	25–1496										16	20	24	30		41	20	1500

Outer diameters 35, 40, and 50 are only available for E-PSFAU specifications.

D Tolerance
D	g7	f8
6	-0.004 -0.016	-0.010 -0.028
8	-0.005 -0.020	-0.013 -0.035
10
12	-0.006 -0.024	-0.016 -0.043
13
15
16
18
20	-0.007 -0.028	-0.020 -0.053
25
30
35	-0.009 -0.034	-
40
50

Product Features

Feature 1: Offers high-precision dimensional tolerances and is widely used in various precision equipment.
Feature 2: Uses bearing steel with excellent wear resistance (45 or GCr15) and SUS440C or equivalent high-hardness, corrosion-resistant steel, which undergo high-frequency quenching to enhance wear resistance while maintaining original toughness.
Feature 3: Various additional processing options are available to meet different usage environments.
Feature 4: Typically used in combination with linear bearing products, it provides excellent linear guidance. Compared to standard shaft and bushing structures, even during high-speed reciprocating motion, there is minimal wear.
Feature 5: Hard chrome plating is available as a Surface Treatment, offering excellent rust resistance. The coating hardness reaches HV750, so it will not be easily worn even when used with high-hardness workpieces.

Precautions

(2) Reduced hardness in machined areas
After quenching the base material, machining may cause reduced hardness due to annealing in the following areas:
- All external threads
- All steps
- Internal threads: When M ≥ D/2, double-hole internal threads, and hard chrome plated products made of SUS440C or other high-hardness corrosion-resistant steels
- Additional machining of wrench slots (SC-WSC-SX)
- Additional machining of flat surfaces (FC-WFC)
- Additional machining of V-grooves (VC-WVC)
- Except for fully hardened types.

Only the shaded area in section D is hard chrome plated.
Guide shaft double stepped internal thread type, double stepped bushing, MISUMI quality, Japanese imported stainless steel material

Guide shaft double stepped internal thread type, double stepped bushing, MISUMI quality, Japanese imported stainless steel material

(3) Plating after Surface Treatment
After Surface Treatment of the base material, machining is performed, and the following areas are not plated:
- Groove areas
-External thread sections
-Internal thread sections
-Wrench slots, V-grooves, flat surfaces, and cut surfaces
-The inside of pipe-type guide shafts is not hard chrome plated and may rust.

Example of Use

Standard Linear Motion Mechanism	Functions of the Standard Linear Motion Mechanism (1) Using two guide shafts in parallel effectively prevents the workpiece from rotating. (2) Improves the accuracy of linear motion and load-bearing capacity. (3) High-speed reciprocating motion can be achieved through the combination of guide shafts and linear bearings. (4) Low running resistance, resulting in less wear on the corresponding workpiece.
Example Diagram


Actual Product Photo	Functions of Key Components in the Mechanism Linear guide shaft: Supports the workpiece and, when used with linear bearings, provides guiding functionality. For details, click Linear Guide Shaft Linear bushing: Uses a ball circulation structure to drive the workpiece along the guide shaft. Click for details Linear Bushing Guide shaft support: Supports and secures the guide shaft, effectively adjusts the shaft spacing, and improves the stability of the equipment. Click for details Guide Shaft Support Pusher: Serves as a limit, used to adjust the effective stroke of the mechanism Click for details Pusher

Application Industries

Medical	Semiconductors	Electronics and Electrical Appliances

Smartphones	Food	Automotive

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