Is it a bit too small that the slide is only 0.5~1 higher than the baffle?
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The last edit to this post was made by zhangjuhua on 2023-5-21 at 14:28. Dear everyone, is it appropriate for the GB151 slide to be only 0.5~1 units higher than the baffle? For larger diameters, this difference of 0.5~1 means a certain degree of eccentricity; moreover, if the baffle is close to the inner wall, it will increase friction
In slide design, the height difference should generally be more than twice the height of the baffle. If the slide is only 0.5 to 1 higher than the baffle, it may cause problems such as eccentricity and increased friction for objects with large diameters. Therefore, it is recommended to increase the height difference appropriately during design to avoid these issues. .
For those with a large diameter, this type of plate-based marking method should not be used; for heavy items, pulleys should be employed