GM-LM-S120 Ball Screw Linear Slide

Assembly, dispensing and workpiece positioning with a wider support base. Contact GEMING with your payload, stroke and speed requirements for configuration review.

GM-LM-S120 Ball Screw Linear Slide is a selection option for general-purpose positioning. Assembly, dispensing and workpiece positioning with a wider support base.

Application fit

Assembly, dispensing and workpiece positioning with a wider support base. Select this structure by the required travel, payload, installation orientation and available space.

Selection information

Selection reference GM-LM-S120
Drive structure Ball Screw Linear Slide
Body width 120 mm
Catalog stroke envelope Up to 1050 mm; configuration review required
Catalog maximum handling-weight envelope Up to 50 kg; mounting and drive configuration dependent

These values describe the catalog selection envelope, not a guaranteed combined operating point. Payload, speed, stroke, screw lead or belt configuration, motor and mounting must be reviewed together. Handling weight in kg is not rated axial thrust.

Configuration review

Provide the moving mass, center-of-gravity offset, horizontal or vertical mounting, travel, target speed, acceleration, cycle rate and operating environment. Motor, drive, feedback, brake and sensors must be confirmed for the selected configuration.

Request selection support

Send your application and motion requirements to GEMING for configuration review. The selection reference identifies this website option; the final ordering specification is confirmed in the quotation.

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Retouched appearance illustration. Final dimensions, mounting details and motor configuration are confirmed in the approved project drawing.

GM-LM-S120 Ball Screw Linear Slide

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Time-Proven Application

Installed in a woodworking saw table in 2017,
this linear actuator remained in continuous service for years without replacement.

In 2025, the same customer reordered the identical model for a new project.