Tool Sliders / Guide Rail Type

JGR150

Clamp Enlarged View (View from Front) By fitting the plunger tip ball in the depressed part of the ball button, the table is fixed Mounting Hole Dimension (Common) Stroke Adjustment Method Stopper Parts Ball Button + Stopper Pin Stroke after adjustment Mounting Positions of Stopper Parts JGR150 JGR250 (1) Pulling Side (2) Pushing Side 150 (before shipping) 250 (Before Shipping) A A 100 200 B A 100 200 A C 50 150 B C [ ! ] By recombining the stopper part mounting hole positions on the above two sides, the stroke can be changed.

JGR250

[ ! ] One Point
By repositioning the ball buttons and stroke end stopper pins, the stroke can be shortened.
Shortening the stroke can prevent the handle from protruding from the base plate O.D.
Stroke Adjustment Method: See the Stroke Adjustment Method Table
[ ! ] Antirust oil is applied to the sliding surface before delivery.
[!] For the customer's convenience, in addition to the undersized and removable stopper pins installed onto the stopper part (4 places lengthwise), the oversized stopper pins are included with the product
. Replace the undersized stopper pins with the oversized ones, if needed.

Part Number		Stroke (mm)	Table Size (mm)	Base Length (mm)	(Reference Value) Required Thrust (N)	(Reference Value) Plunger Holding Force (N)	Load Capacity (kN)	Weight (kg)
Type	No.
JGR	150	50·100·150	150 × 150	325	10	30	37.2	9.2
	250	150·200·250	150 × 150	425	10	30	37.2	11,1

Upon delivery, the stroke is set to 150 for JGR150, and to 250 for JGR250.
Required Thrust: Force required to move the table by using the knob (When antirust oil applied)
Load Capacity: Max. allowable value of load applied vertically to the table surface
Values on the (Ref. Value) columns in the above table are measured when no load is applied.