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Kutrimmer 1038060 ScrewQuick Overview * 1038060 Screw * Screw for Kutrimmer 1071 Paper Cutter * Part number: 1038060Additional InformationManufacturer KutrimmerManuf Part # 1038060Model 1038060Expected Ship Date Next Business DayWeight 1.0000Compatible Cutters Kutrimmer 1071 Paper CutterLocated in the hustle and bustle of New York City, Mono Machines LLC is an authorized reseller for Kutrimmer 1038060 Screw. Through our unique contracts we are able to ship directly from the manufacturer warehouse, cutting costs and delivering the LOWEST PRICES around.We strive to Sleeve Anchor with Hex Bolt Type Manufacturers provide the best service at the lowest possible price. We have product specialists available for most products. Please call us with any questions or concerns that you may have.

We are staffed with highly knowledgeable employees and look forward to meeting your needs.Highly trained customer service staff and state of the art technologies have made Mono Machines a preferred vendor for many federal and local government agencies as well as schools, churches and fortune 500 companies. Mono Machines is classified as a disadvantaged minority owned business and holds a GSA contract with the federal government.The company began as a Sole Proprietorship in 2006 with the vision of providing unmatched customer service while utilizing bleeding-edge web technologies for an unprecedented customer experience. Years of hard work and an unwavering commitment to customer service laid the foundation for what has become a multi-million dollar company. Beyond a meticulous approach to customer satisfaction, Mono Machines LLC has continued to grow and expand into new markets and continues to seek out new opportunities.Ball bearings are critical components of all types of ball screw assembly. They are located within the ball screw nut, kept within the casing. Some forms of ball screw feature the ball bearings encased within a custom cage, while other designs utilize the shell of the ball screw nut itself to contain the ball bearings.Common ball screw assemblies usually have a good amount of ball bearings, located along the threads in the ball screw nut, and with the threads of the screw itself. As the screw turns, this causes the ball bearings to roll down the screw. This also forces the ball screw nut further down the screw, because the rolling of the ball bearings causes the ball screw nut into motion. This is how the ball screw assembly operates as a linear actuator. It uses the screw’s rotation and causes the ball screw nut to move linearly.In all ball screw assemblies, every ball bearing will start off at one end of the ball screw nut and then move along the grooves to the base of the nut. Then the ball bearings will have to be returned to the upper part of the ball screw nut to continue the cycle.

The typical ball screw assembly has to contain a recirculation apparatus that pushes each ball bearing in a constant cycle. Different recirculation apparatuses can be incorporated, which depend on the variation of ball screw under consideration. Most ball screw assemblies feature wipers to help stop particles of dust and dirt from gaining entry to the ball screw. Objects of this kind can block the free motion of the ball bearings. Small amounts of oil or grease are commonly used to seal the mechanism, and to further free up the motion of the ball bearings.