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SCHNEEBERGER Product Juni 2021
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When space constraints and performance are required for distance measurement, MONORAIL AMS is the answer. SCHNEEBERGER integrates a measuring head and scale onto its MONORAIL profiled linear guideways. In brief: Integrated AMS distance measuring systems from SCHNEEBERGER are machine-compatible with integrated distance measuring systems in ready-to-install quality, suitable for a wide range of applications in mechanical engineering and automation.
MONORAIL carriages are equipped as standard with twin-lipped cross wipers on the ends and top and bottom longitudinal wipers. Together with additional sealing of the gaps between the front plate and the steel body, these provide an exceptionally efficient sealing system. The ingress of dirt is therefore effectively prevented and lubrication losses are reduced to a minimum, which results in a significant increase in service life.
The maximum one-piece profile rail length for all AMS distance measuring systems is 6 meters. For the analog systems, however, several MONORAIL guideways can be combined as required. Thanks to the special design of the rail joints, in combination with the AMSA 3L read head, joints can be traversed, and any lengths of measuring axes can be constructed.
Why does a sand wedge have nothing to do with a sandwich?
Wedge is the name for a type of golf club - for medium and short distances. There are different types of wedge’s that a golfer can chose from for hitting particularly high and precise shots as well as moving the ball through soft lies.
Why is a bogey in golf not a reason to dance?
When a golfer plays a bogey, he usually has little reason to dance. This is because he has used one stroke too many for the hole.
Where the term bogey comes from is not entirely clear. Around 1900, the term bogey also had the meaning of par. These two terms were used synonymously. At that time the par system was introduced. One explanation says that the term comes from a well-known song where the bogey man appears. Also known to us as the bogey man, who catches children and takes them away if they are not good. The golfer was thus afraid of the bad man, the bogey.
