WO2013113335A1 - Linearführungseinrichtung - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
- F16C29/00—Bearings for parts moving only linearly
- F16C29/005—Guide rails or tracks for a linear bearing, i.e. adapted for movement of a carriage or bearing body there along
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
- F16C29/00—Bearings for parts moving only linearly
- F16C29/04—Ball or roller bearings
- F16C29/06—Ball or roller bearings in which the rolling bodies circulate partly without carrying load
- F16C29/0633—Ball or roller bearings in which the rolling bodies circulate partly without carrying load with a bearing body defining a U-shaped carriage, i.e. surrounding a guide rail or track on three sides
- F16C29/0669—Ball or roller bearings in which the rolling bodies circulate partly without carrying load with a bearing body defining a U-shaped carriage, i.e. surrounding a guide rail or track on three sides whereby the main body of the U-shaped carriage is an assembly of at least three major parts, e.g. an assembly of a top plate with two separate legs attached thereto in the form of bearing shoes
- F16C29/0671—Ball or roller bearings in which the rolling bodies circulate partly without carrying load with a bearing body defining a U-shaped carriage, i.e. surrounding a guide rail or track on three sides whereby the main body of the U-shaped carriage is an assembly of at least three major parts, e.g. an assembly of a top plate with two separate legs attached thereto in the form of bearing shoes with balls
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
- F16C33/00—Parts of bearings; Special methods for making bearings or parts thereof
- F16C33/30—Parts of ball or roller bearings
- F16C33/58—Raceways; Race rings
- F16C33/60—Raceways; Race rings divided or split, e.g. comprising two juxtaposed rings
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
- F16C33/00—Parts of bearings; Special methods for making bearings or parts thereof
- F16C33/30—Parts of ball or roller bearings
- F16C33/58—Raceways; Race rings
- F16C33/64—Special methods of manufacture
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- the invention relates to a linear guide device, comprising a support body and at least one attached to the support body, at least one guide surface for a guide member assigned during operation guide rail, wherein in the support body at least one linear Warre- ckung mounting groove having a longitudinal groove opening and two transversely is formed to the groove longitudinally spaced opposite first and second groove flanks, and wherein the guide rail is pressed with a fastening portion through the groove opening into the fastening groove and clamped between the two groove flanks.
- a known from DE 102 49 974 AI linear guide device of this type includes a solid support body with a mounting groove formed therein, wherein the mounting groove flanking groove flanks are components of rigid portions of the support body.
- the fastening groove has a slightly smaller width than a guide rail, which is pressed through a longitudinal groove opening of the fastening groove completely into the fastening groove. In this way, the guide rail is held in the mounting groove with a Pressklemmung, resulting from a local compression of the material of the support body. Since in this fastening concept, both groove flanks of the fastening groove are deformed, it is difficult to specify an exact mounting position of the guide rail.
- JP 61/180018 A illustrates a linear sliding bearing in which a linear fastening groove is formed in a U-shaped main body into which a guide rail is pressed. On both sides of the mounting groove grooves are formed in the body, which serve to absorb changes in shape, which may be caused in the body by the press-fitting.
- the invention has for its object to provide a simple, inexpensive and yet precisely producible linear guide device.
- the support body has a first groove edge defining rigid abutment portion and also has a second groove edge defining clamping leg, designed in the manner of a bending beam and relative to the abutment portion transverse to Nutlhacksraum the fastening groove is resiliently bendable, wherein the pressed-in in the fastening groove fixing portion is firmly supported on one side by the first groove flank and is acted upon on the opposite side by the resiliently deflected from its neutral position clamping leg with a clamping force.
- assembly of the linear guide device can be carried out very simply by pressing the guide rail with its fastening section through the slot opening of the fastening groove into the fastening groove.
- pressing the guide rail is supported on the one hand on the relentless abutment portion, so that a desired relative position between the support body and the guide rail is specified very precisely.
- responsible for the traction-retaining adhesion is responsible for the second groove edge defining clamping leg, which is elastically bendable and, if it is deflected by bending laterally behaves like a one-sided firmly clamped so-called bending beam.
- the clamping leg undergoes a load transversely to its longitudinal axis when pressing in with respect to the groove width a slight excess having mounting portion so that it bends under expansion of the mounting groove from its dead tension neutral position.
- the resulting resilient restoring forces form a clamping force with which the mounting portion is firmly clamped in the mounting groove between the two groove flanks.
- the clamping leg such that the second groove flank defined by it is stepped, so that the fastening groove has a greater width in the region of the groove base than in the region of the groove opening.
- the clamping leg is provided with a narrow neck portion and a wider head portion in this respect.
- the portion of the second groove flank delimiting the narrower zone of the fastening groove acts as a clamping surface, which can act with high surface pressure on the fastening section dipping into the fastening groove.
- the abutment portion of the support body forming the first groove flank is expediently part of a rigid main section of the support body, which is formed integrally with the clamping limb.
- the preferably strip-shaped clamping leg is fastened at one end to the main section and protrudes freely from this main section while limiting the fastening groove.
- the support portion of the preferably made of an aluminum material supporting body is in particular designed so that the abutment portion forms a leg of the support portion and can be referred to as an abutment leg. Its measured in the transverse direction of the mounting groove thickness is larger and in particular substantially greater than the thickness measured in the same direction of the clamping leg in order to develop the desired supporting effect with respect to the pressed-fastening portion.
- the abutment leg is at least twice as thick as the clamping leg at its narrowest point.
- the linear guide device can in principle be designed such that the entire guide rail is received in the fastening groove, so that the guide rail in its entirety forms the fastening section.
- the special press-in fastening has the advantage of being able to design a guide rail optimized such that a guide section having at least one guide surface lies outside the fastening groove and the at least one guide surface assumes a position which is particularly favorable with respect to a guide element which cooperates with it during operation.
- the attachment portion is expediently rib-shaped and expediently protrudes at a rear side away from the guide portion.
- the attachment portion expediently has a longitudinal extension parallel to the longitudinal axis of the attachment groove, wherein it expediently has a construction which is uninterrupted in the longitudinal direction, but in principle could also be segmented in the longitudinal direction.
- the clamping leg preferably has a strip-like shape and is expediently designed to be uninterrupted in its longitudinal direction coincident with the groove longitudinal direction of the fastening groove.
- An alternative design provides a segmented in its longitudinal direction clamping leg, which consists of a plurality of spring legs ⁇ elastically deformable ⁇ leg sections. It is advantageous if the end face of the clamping leg pointing in the same direction as the slot opening forms a stop surface against which the guide rail rests in the state fastened to the carrier body. In this way, the desired maximum offset can be specified with a simple measure and at the same time the desired parallel alignment between the guide rail and the support body.
- the guide portion of the guide rail is preferably designed so that it protrudes in front of the pointing in the same direction as the groove opening end side of the clamping leg. In this way, an optimal space utilization for the accommodation of the guide rail and the at least one guide surface is possible.
- the guide rail is designed so that it has a U-shaped back portion into which the clamping leg dips.
- One leg of the back portion forms the attachment portion.
- the other leg of the back portion is suitably designed so that between it and the clamping leg an at least slight gap remains, so that impairment of the bending behavior of the clamping leg can be imposed by this other leg of the back portion of the guide rail.
- the components participating in the press-fit connection are in particular designed so that the clamping leg is bent by the fastening section pressed into the fastening groove until the yield strength of its material is exceeded locally.
- the region of the clamping leg in which a plastic deformation occurs due to the exceeding of the yield point lies in particular in the transition region between see the clamping leg and a clamping leg bearing main portion of the support body.
- plastic deformation does not occur as much as in the area of contact between the fastening section and the first groove flank formed by the rigid abutment section. Due to the locally limited exceeding of the yield stress, it is particularly easy to ensure a defined preload, irrespective of certain manufacturing tolerances.
- the cooperating in the pressed state with the mutually facing Nutflumbleflanken the mounting groove surfaces of the mounting portion are preferably aligned with each other so that they either run exactly parallel to each other or have a slight inclination to each other. In case of inclination, they diverge in the direction of the groove opening of the fixing groove. The inclination may in particular favor the insertion of the attachment portion in the mounting groove at the beginning of the press-fitting.
- a preferred embodiment of the linear guide device includes a preferably slide-like guide element which is mounted linearly displaceable on at least one guide rail.
- the carrying body carrying the at least one guide rail can be designed such that it forms, together with the at least one guide rail fastened to it, a guide unit which can be mounted at any desired location.
- the guide unit can for example be attached to a machine frame.
- Another application provides for an assembly of the guide unit on a linear drive, whose removal drive part is to be guided linearly. It is also advantageously possible to use directly the housing of a linear drive as the support body, so that the separate production and assembly of a separate support body is unnecessary.
- Figure 6 shows an advantageous way for rational press-fitting of the guide rail in connection with a suitable mounting device.
- FIG. 1 and 2 illustrate a generally designated by reference numeral 1 linear guide device comprising a guide unit 2 and designed in the manner of a carriage and therefore also be identifiable as a guide carriage leadership contains element 3.
- the guide unit 2 has a longitudinal shape with a longitudinal axis 4, wherein the guide element 3 is displaceably mounted on the guide unit 2 for carrying out a linear movement 5 rectified with the longitudinal axis 4.
- the guide unit 2 contains a one-piece support body 6 preferably made of a metal, wherein in particular an aluminum material is recommended as material or material. Furthermore, the guide unit 2 includes two guide rails 7, which are fixed in a frictionally connected to the support body 6 in the context of a press connection and each having at least one guide surface 8 for linear guidance of the guide element 3.
- Each support rail 6 has a longitudinal axis 12 which is aligned parallel to the longitudinal axis 13 of the support body 6. All previously mentioned longitudinal axes 4, 12, 13 are parallel to each other.
- the number of attached to the support body 6 guide rails 7 is in principle arbitrary. For example, only a single guide rail 7 could be present. For the application described below, a two-number of guide rails 7 is optimal.
- Each guide rail 7 includes in the embodiment two parallel to the associated longitudinal axis 12 extending, preferably groove-shaped guide surfaces 8. A different number and profile of the guide surfaces 8 per guide rail 7, however, also possible.
- Each guide rail 7 is made of a very wear-resistant material, in particular of a hardened steel. The strength of the material of the guide rails 7 is usually higher than that of the material of the support body 6. Thus, the use of a high-quality and expensive material on the equipped with the guide surfaces 8 components in the form of the guide rails 7 may be limited.
- the guide unit 2 forms a universal unit that can be mounted at any location.
- At least one fastening bore 14 passing through the support body 6 permits, in the exemplary embodiment, the insertion of a fastening screw serving for a screw connection with a base not further illustrated.
- the support body 6 is formed directly from the housing of an example by means of fluid force or electrically actuated linear drive.
- the guide rails 7 can be attached directly to the housing of the linear drive and it saves an additional component.
- the guide unit 2 has a transverse axis 15 which is oriented at right angles to its longitudinal axis and also has a vertical axis 16 perpendicular to both the longitudinal axis 4 and the transverse axis 15.
- the same axes 15, 16 also apply to the carrier body 6.
- the guide unit 2 has an upper side 17 oriented in the vertical direction, on which there is an upwardly facing upper end surface 18a of the support body 6.
- the guide unit 2 also has two opposite longitudinal sides 19 oriented in the transverse direction, on each of which a laterally oriented side surface 18b, 18c of the support body 6 is located. Finally, the support body 6 has a lower end face 18d pointing downwards opposite the upper end face 18a on an underside 22 of the guide unit 2 opposite to the upper side 17.
- Each of the two guide rails 7 is located on the support body 6 in one of the two transition regions between the upper end surface 18a and one of the two side surfaces 18b, 18c.
- the support body 6 is provided with a receiving recess 23 extending in the longitudinal direction 4, which extends over the entire length of the support body 6 and open continuously both to the upper end surface 18a and to the respectively assigned side surface 18b or 18c is.
- one of the guide rails 7 is fixedly mounted.
- the guide element 3 has a U-shaped basic structure and, with its U opening, is attached to the guide unit 2 in a rider-like manner from the upper side 17 in such a way that it flanks the two longitudinal sides 19 with a respective downwardly projecting guide leg 24.
- Each guide leg 24 carries bearing means 25, which abut the at least one guide surface 8 of the associated guide rail 7 and thereby cause a transverse support of the guide element 3.
- the bearing means 25 along the guide surfaces 8 and thereby cause a linear guide of the guide unit second
- the bearing means 25 are preferably rolling bearing means and consist in the embodiment of a plurality of, for example, spherical rolling elements, which roll on the associated guide surface 8 in the linear movement 5. They are expediently components of a recirculating ball guide device, wherein they are movably mounted in one or more circulation channels 26 formed in the guide limb 24, so that they circulate simultaneously in the respective associated circulation channel 26 during unrolling on the guide surfaces 8.
- the bearing means 25 are designed as plain bearing means.
- Each guide surface 8 formed on a guide rail 7 is expediently located in the region of a longitudinal side 19, wherein an upper guide surface 8, 8a is arranged in terms of height relatively close to the upper end surface 18a.
- each guide rail 7 has two guide surfaces 8 arranged at a distance from each other in the height direction, with an alignment parallel to the longitudinal axis 4.
- the preferably made of metal and in particular aluminum material supporting body 6 has a one-piece construction. It has a rigid main section 27 with a lower end face 18d, in the embodiment plate-shaped base portion 27a and a transversely projecting from the base portion 27a upwardly defining the upper end surface 18a web portion 27b. Base section 27a and web section 27b have in Achsrich- tion of the longitudinal axis 13 of the same length. Seen in cross section, the main portion 27 has the shape of an inverted "T".
- the web portion 27b forms the inner longitudinal boundary of the two receiving recesses 23.
- the base portion 27a defines the two receiving recesses 23 on the underside thereof.
- the base portion 27a forms per receiving recess 23 a rigid, non-deflectable abutment portion 28. Its the receiving recess 23 facing, in the embodiment upwardly facing surface is referred to as abutment surface 31. Since the abutment portion 28 extends in the manner of a leg in the transverse direction, it may also be referred to as an abutment leg of the support body 6.
- the clamping leg 32 suitably has the shape of a strip and expediently extends over the entire length of the support body 6. Its dimension in the transverse direction 15 is less than that of the associated receiving recess 23, so that within this oriented with a in the transverse direction, of the Web portion 27b weggewandende outer face
- the further explanations focus on the region of the receiving recess 23 arranged on the left in the drawing, but apply to the same extent to the region of the other recess 23 as well.
- the clamping leg 32 has an outer end face 33 opposite foot portion 34, with which it is integrally connected to the web portion 27b. Accordingly, the clamping leg 32 as the abutment portion 28 forms an integral part of the support body. 6
- the clamping leg 32 is arranged in the height direction 16 at a distance from the abutment portion 28. In this way, he limited together with the abutment portion 28 hereinafter referred to as a fastening groove 35 groove-like recess.
- the one, first groove flank 35a of the fastening groove 35 is formed by the abutment section 28, the second groove flank 35b lying opposite the height direction 16 of the clamping leg 32.
- the groove bottom 35c of the fastening groove 35 is in the embodiment on the web portion 27b and is in the axial direction of the transverse axis 15 oriented.
- the fixing groove 35 has a groove side 35c opposite longitudinal groove opening 35d which extends in the longitudinal direction of the supporting body 6 and which is oriented in the axial direction of the transverse axis 15 in the embodiment.
- the height direction perpendicular to the groove bottom 35c of the fastening groove 35 extends in the embodiment in the transverse direction of the support body.
- a special feature of the clamping leg 32 is that it is designed in the form of a bending beam and in its entirety relative to the abutment portion 28 in its thickness direction as a whole is elastically bendable or deflectable.
- the clamping leg 32 is so in the embodiment in a spanned by the transverse axis 15 and the vertical axis 16 bending plane, starting from a tension-free neutral position resiliently elastically bendable.
- the degree of deflection generated by such bending increases from the foot portion 34 to the outer end surface 33 continuously to what is easily understood by the dashed illustration in Figure 4.
- the resilient bending movement of the clamping leg 32 is indicated at 36 by an arrow.
- the guide rail 7 is pressed into the fastening groove 35 through the slot opening 35d in a press-in direction 38 indicated by an arrow, so that it is clamped non-positively between the two groove flanks 35a, 35b.
- the fastening portion 37 has a slightly greater thickness than the groove width of the fastening groove 35 measured between the two groove flanks 35a, 35b, so that the clamping leg 32 in the manner of a bending beam shown in Figures 3 to 5 in different successive phases by expanding the mounting groove 35th is elastically bent and presses in the fully inserted state of the mounting portion 37 with a clamping force FK from the top to the mounting portion 37, which is thereby firmly and relentlessly supported on the opposite bottom of the non-deflectable abutment portion 28.
- the attachment portion 37 and the clamping leg 32 are suitably matched in their design to one another such that the clamping leg 32 is bent in the pressed state of the attachment portion 37, in particular in the region of its foot portion 34, to the local exceeding the flow limit of its material or material.
- Such an exceeding of the yield stress which is equivalent to a plastic deformation, has the advantage that a defined clamping force FK can be ensured, regardless of manufacturing tolerances, because slight bending differences occurring due to tolerances due to bending of the clamping leg 32 do not appreciably affect the height of the clamping force FK ,
- the clamping leg 32 is preferably designed such that it has over the foot portion 34 forming a narrow neck portion 42 and then an outer end face 33 defining the head portion 43 of greater thickness.
- the head portion 43 defines the groove opening 35d.
- the changing thickness of the clamping leg 32 manifests itself in a gradation of the second groove flank 35b defined by the clamping limb 32, so that the fastening groove 35 is wider in the region of the neck portion 42 than in the area of the head portion 43.
- the fastening portion 37 is clamped in place is of the second groove edge 35b only on the head portion 43 formed surface portion, which is referred to as a clamping surface 44 below. Since this clamping surface 34 is smaller than the entire surface of the second groove flank 35b, a particularly high surface pressure and, accordingly, a secure non-positive fixation of the pressed-in fastening section 37 result.
- the first groove flank 35a is formed by the abutment surface 31.
- FIG. 6 illustrates that the guide rail 7 to be pressed in can be placed on the bearing surface 45 outside the mounting groove 35 in order to subsequently be pressed into the mounting groove 35 with its fastening section 37 by means of a press-in tool 46 of a mounting device in the axial direction of the transverse axis 15.
- the pressing tool 46 which is illustrated by way of example, is a roller burnishing device which, with simultaneous application of force, moves once or several times along the guide rail 7 to be pressed in and thereby gradually pushes it into the fastening groove 35.
- the fastening section 37 lies within the fastening groove 35 with a first retaining surface 47a on the first groove flank 35a and with an opposite second retaining surface 47b on the second groove flank 35b formed on the clamping limb 32. It is advantageous if the two retaining surfaces 47a, 47b are either aligned parallel to one another or have a slight oblique course relative to one another such that they converge in the direction of the end face 48 of the fastening section 37 facing the groove bottom 35c in the assembled state.
- the at least one guide surface 8 is expediently located on a section of the guide rail 7 which is designated below as a guide section 52 and lies outside the fastening groove 35.
- the attachment portion 37 is formed rib-shaped and integrally formed on a clamping leg 32 facing the rear side 53 of the guide portion 52 so that it protrudes in the transverse direction 15 of the guide portion 52 away.
- any desired configurations for the guide section 52 are possible, which are oriented in particular to the requirements for the desired placement of the at least one guide surface 8.
- the outer end surface 33 of the clamping leg 32 is designed as a stop surface 54, against which the pressed-in guide rail 7 with its counter-stop surface 55 is flat.
- abutment surface 54 and counter-abutment surface 55 sets the maximum depression depth of attachment section 37 with respect to attachment groove 35 and, moreover, achieves exact parallel alignment between support body 6 and guide rail 7, without the need for additional monitoring measures during pressfit installation , Since the abutment surface 54 extends parallel to the longitudinal axis 13 of the support body 6 and also the counter-abutment surface 55 parallel to the longitudinal axis 12 of the orderly guide rail 7 is aligned, the initially described parallel alignment of support body 6 and guide rail 7 can be very easily and precisely.
- the guide rail 7 is designed so that its guide portion 32 projects in front of the outer end face 33 of the clamping leg 32.
- the guide portion 52 can be executed in the axial direction of the vertical axis 16 with a relatively large width, which allows optimal realization of the at least one guide surface 8.
- the guide section 52 extends on the outer end face 33 of the clamping leg 32 in the height direction in the direction of the upper end surface 18a and only just before or ends flush with the upper end surface 18a.
- an upper guide surface 8a can be placed in the immediate vicinity of the height level defined by the upper end surface 18a, which is particularly favorable for reliably absorbing tilting moments introduced by the guide element 3.
- the guide rail 7 of the embodiment is advantageously designed so that its clamping leg 32 facing the back portion 56 has a U-shaped cross-section.
- the attachment portion 37 is formed by a first leg of this back portion 56, while the second leg 57 extends in the axial direction of the vertical axis 16 at a distance parallel to the attachment portion 37.
- the spine portion 56 defines a receiving groove 58 of the guide rail 7 which is open towards the clamping leg 32 and which is supported on the one hand by the attachment portion 37 and on the other hand by the second leg 57 is limited and the groove bottom forms the counter stop surface 55.
- the clamping leg 32 dips into the receiving groove 58 and is thus enclosed by the guide rail 7 and shielded from the environment.
- the second leg 57 has an end face 62 facing the web section 27b of the carrier body. In order to avoid overdeterminations during pressfit mounting, this end face is
- the width of the receiving groove 58 in the axial direction of the vertical axis 16 is dimensioned sufficiently large so as not to impair the spring-elastic bending deflection of the clamping leg 32 required to produce the clamping force FK.
- the clamping leg 32 is preferably designed so that the mounting portion 37 is acted upon and held on the clamping leg 32 side facing only of this clamping leg 32 and not also of other sections of the support body 6. In this way, the
- the mounting groove 35 is bounded on the side of the clamping leg 35 exclusively by this in the manner of a bending beam elastically bendable clamping leg 32.
- a complementary adhesive connection between the guide rail 7 and the support body 6 may be present as an additional security measure.
- a suitable adhesive 64 is applied between the guide rail 7 and the abutment surface 31.
- the guide rail 7 at its the Abutment section 28 facing the outside have a concavity 65, in which the adhesive 64 is introduced prior to pressing.
- the press-in connection even without additional adhesive connection, ensures the durability required for the use of the linear guide device 1 under normal circumstances.
- the guide rail 7 in the exemplary embodiment has a substantially H-shaped cross-sectional profile, wherein one of the H-legs forms the attachment section 37, another H-leg represents the second leg 57 and the two other H-legs each have one of two guide surfaces 8. Deviating designs, however, are also possible, wherein in particular the second leg 57 can also be omitted.
- the clamping leg 32 viewed in the axial direction of the longitudinal axis 13 has a substantially linear profiling. Deviating from this, however, other profiles are possible, in particular an angled or a curved profile.
- the linear guide device 1 has a carrier body 6 and at least one guide rail 7 fastened to the carrier body 6 by press-fitting.
- the guide rail 7 has a mounting portion 37 which is pressed into a mounting groove 35 of the support body 6.
- the fastening groove 35 is delimited by a first groove flank 35 a, which is formed by a rigid abutment portion 28 of the support body 6.
- the mounting groove 35 is bounded by a second groove flank 35b, which at one with respect to the support body 6 in the manner of a bending beam
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