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A 1ton (2,000 lbs) worm gear ball screw jack is a high-efficiency linear actuator designed for high frequency use (NOT continuous use), high speeds, and precise positioning. Unlike standard machine screw jacks, these utilize recirculating ball bearings to minimize friction, which significantly reduces the input torque required—often by up to two-thirds. Ball screw, rolled thread, diameter 20 mm, lead 5 mm, 10 mm or 20 mm. The most common standard worm gear ratios are 5:1 (high speed) and 20:1 (low speed). Ball screw can be customized in length and cut for free. Ball screw jacks are not self-locking at any standard gear ratio because of their high efficiency and low internal friction. A brake motor or external locking mechanism is always required to prevent the load from backdriving the jack when power is removed.
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We produce the best-performing worm gear ball screw jacks are made from high-quality materials that meet international standards. Below is a summary of the various materials used in ball screw jack construction.

Housing: Typically made from nodular cast iron. Custom 304 stainless steel
Worm Shaft: Typically made from 45# steel, heat treatment process. Custom 304 or 316 stainless steel.
Worm Gear (Drive Sleeve): Typically made from High-Strength Bronze (such as Aluminum Bronze or Tin Bronze).
Ball screw: Typically made from SCM450 hardened alloy steel. Hardness: HRC 58-62.
Ball nut: Typically made from SCM415H hardened alloy steel. Hardness: HRC 58-62.
Steel ball: Typically made from SUJ2 bearing steel. Hardness: HRC 60
Bearing: Tapered Roller Bearings or Ball Thrust Bearings, Typically made from high-carbon chrome bearing steel (GCr15). Custom 304 stainless steel.

Note: Ball Screws and Nuts are made from hardened alloy steel with hardened bearing balls carrying the load between nut and screw.

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