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Planetary roller screws are able to withstand higher static and dynamic loads due to the high number of contact points, with static loads up to 3 times that of ball screws and a life expectancy up to 15 times that of ball screws.
The large number of contact points and the geometry of the contact points make planetary screws more rigid and shock resistant than ball screws, while also providing higher speeds and greater acceleration.
Planetary roller screws are threaded, with a wider range of pitches, and planetary roller screws can be designed with smaller leads than ball screws.
Recirculating planetary roller screws are a cyclic roller design in which the rollers are guided in a carrier whose movement is controlled by a set of cams.This design combines very high positioning accuracy resolution and stiffness and at the same time guarantees very high loading forces.This design is suitable for high precision, low to medium speed operation.
Reverse planetary roller screws, where the rollers do not move axially along the screw, but their travelling motion is in the internal threads of the nut. This design achieves a higher minus rating through smaller lead distance, which reduces drive torque. The more compact dimensions make direct guidance possible. Gears are designed between the roller and the screw to provide a smoother and more stable synchronised rotary motion.
Differential planetary roller screws are characterised by their differential motion, which allows them to have a smaller lead than general planetary roller screws. When applied to electromechanical actuators, they can obtain a larger reduction ratio while other conditions remain unchanged, and their compact structure allows electromechanical actuators to have a higher power-to-volume ratio and power-to-mass ratio, which is more suitable for high-speed and heavy-duty applications.
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