4 methods to deal with jitter during linear module operation
2025-04-12
4 methods to deal with jitter during the operation of linear modules. With the advancement of science and technology, people's living standards have been greatly improved, and traditional assembly line operations have gradually been replaced by robots. For example, Foxconn has basically achieved full automation, and the labor force has been greatly reduced. As we all know, most robot parts use linear modules as the main body and are driven by servo motors. What should I do if the machine jitters during operation? Let's listen to the analysis of our engineers.
Screw drive is widely used in most application industries, and different screws have different running speeds. What should I do if the main body shakes during running? We can analyze it from the following points:
1. Remove the cover plate and check whether the screws of each part are loose. If they are loose, tighten them with tools and check whether they will appear again;
2. Check the overall straightness of the guide rail and whether the screw hole position is offset or loose. If so, reposition and lock the guide rail to ensure straightness;
3. Check whether there are any problems with the nuts and screws, and disassemble them. In order to completely eliminate it, it is recommended to export the steel ball of the nut, readjust the nut, ensure uniform clearance, add appropriate lubricant, improve finish, and reinstall and check;
4. Finally, check the bearing, support seat, fixed side, and each component link, reinstall and lock, lock the cover plate for power-on test, and see if the fault can be eliminated.
Generally speaking, the jitter of the linear module is mostly caused by direct problems with the screw and nut, which can be basically solved by disassembling and re-adjusting the nut, replacing the steel ball and adding lubricating fluid. Of course, this is just one of them. If there is anything unclear in the actual operation, you can call our company at any time to contact us!
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