Developed ball spline

Developed ball spline
The spline outer cylinder types include cylindrical ball spline GLT/GOT type, circular flange ball spline GLF type, and flange ball spline GOF type.
The types of spline shafts include precision solid spline shafts (standard S-type), hollow spline shafts (H-type), and special spline shafts.
What are the advantages of these types of ball splines? Now explain and analyze them one by one. If you don't understand, you can continue reading.
Cylindrical ball spline GLT/GOT type
The outer diameter of the spline outer cylinder is a straight cylinder type, which can be used after the key is tapped in during torque transmission, making it one of the smallest installation spaces.
Round flange type ball spline GLF type
Using flanges and bolts to fix the outer cylinder on the support base is most suitable for use on the support base due to its simple assembly. When used in situations where there is a risk of deformation during keyway machining or where the width of the support seat is relatively narrow, it can completely prevent the rotational clearance generated by the mating part.
Method: Blue ball spline GOF type
Using flanges and bolts to fix the outer cylinder on the support base, the equipment is simple. Used in industries such as 3C and semiconductor.
Precision solid spline shaft (standard S-type)
After precision grinding the rolling groove of the spline shaft, it is matched with the outer cylinder.
Hollow spline shaft (H-type)
Places that require piping, wiring, exhaust, or weight reduction.
Special spline shaft
When the diameter of the spline shaft end or middle part is relatively large, the spline part is made by special processing.