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    force applied to table ? is there an easy way to calculate it ?

    Does anyone know if there is an easy way to calculate the force that gets applied from a certain motor torque and screw combination, example 200oz.in. motor + 1/2-10 lead screw what would be the final force to the sliding table, I relized that there are some other factors like fiction on the screw and slide, but is there some sort of online calculator or easy equation to use to check multiple combinations?
    Thanks Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimtom View Post
    Does anyone know if there is an easy way to calculate the force that gets applied from a certain motor torque and screw combination, example 200oz.in. motor + 1/2-10 lead screw what would be the final force to the sliding table, I relized that there are some other factors like fiction on the screw and slide, but is there some sort of online calculator or easy equation to use to check multiple combinations?
    Thanks Jim
    Dear Jim,

    Try this....http://www.smallmotors.com/html/lead_screws.html

    Best wishes

    Martin

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    Thanks Martin
    Great information, very helpful

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimtom View Post
    Thanks Martin
    Great information, very helpful
    Dear Jim,

    I think you should be aware that I may have "passed you a bummer".

    The L in the equation is the linear advance of the screw per revolution, not the "small l" in the diagram, the length of the screw.

    You may have spotted it, but I feel guilty for possibly confusing you.

    I do apologise.

    Best wishes

    Martin

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