[Nyelenih]

What is the name of this cnc parts?
Where yo buy this parts?




https://en.industryarena.com/forum/a...3&d=1562386530

[GME]

What is the name of this cnc parts?
Where yo buy this parts?

Presumably, you intended to insert a photo. You didn't, we don't know what part you are asking about.

[Nyelenih]

The picture can see now?

[Jim Dawson]

No, no picture.

[Nyelenih]

Please help

[Nyelenih]

Please help, already attach link

[Jim Dawson]

What is the name of this cnc parts?
Where yo buy this parts?




https://en.industryarena.com/forum/a...3&d=1562386530

That looks like a machine specific part, most likely only available from the machine manufacturer. It is possible that a local machine shop could make one for you.

[GME]

What is the name of this cnc parts?
Where yo buy this parts?




https://en.industryarena.com/forum/a...3&d=1562386530

If I had to attach a name to it, it looks to me like a custom 'lead nut.'

It doesn't look like an 'off-the-shelf' part. Either proprietary (go to machine manufacture) or custom (go to machine shop).

Gary

[Nyelenih]

If I had to attach a name to it, it looks to me like a custom 'lead nut.'

It doesn't look like an 'off-the-shelf' part. Either proprietary (go to machine manufacture) or custom (go to machine shop).

Gary

Ok thanks Gary

[spumco]

My guess is an anti-backlash lead screw nut. The two screws/bolts can be tightened to reduce slop between the nut and screw. Looks like nylon, designed for low loads and low speeds.

Custom part, as Gary indicated. Or buy an off the shelf anti-backlash nut for that lead screw and make a bracket to attach it to the vertical axis moving part. Plenty of brass and delrin nuts similar to that on ebay and amazon.