The Qimao Metal Manufacturer’s durable Precision Linear Guide Shaft for Linear Motion Systems has a ground outer surface and consistent hardness from end to end. You can order it in carbon steel, bearing steel, or stainless steel. Diameters typically range from 6 mm to 80 mm, and we offer custom lengths without a complicated minimum order. Each shaft is straightened and polished before chrome plating, so the finish feels smooth and measures round within a few microns.
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Material |
Length (mm) |
Width (mm) |
Weight (g) |
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Steel
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120 |
8.09/6.95 |
47
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1. The surface of Precision Linear Guide Shaft for Linear Motion Systems is induction hardened to around 60–62 HRC, then plated with hard chrome. This combination resists wear even when the shaft runs against linear bearings for millions of strokes. You won’t see flaking or scoring early.
2. Straightness is held to 0.05 mm per meter or better. That matters because a bent shaft creates noise and shortens bearing life. Our process includes a straightening step after hardening, which many shops skip.
3. You get a consistent case depth of 1.5 to 3 mm, depending on diameter. Softer cores absorb shock loads, while the hard surface handles friction. This design helps prevent shaft fracture in heavy-duty applications.
4. We provide several material options: GCr15 (SUJ2) for general use, 440C stainless for wet or cleanroom environments, and mild steel with extra-thick chrome for budget projects. Each type is labeled clearly on the packaging.
5. The final grinding step gives a surface roughness of Ra 0.2 µm or better. This low friction lets you run higher speeds without overheating the bearing or the shaft. No sticky spots or rough patches halfway down the rail.

1. CNC routers and mills – The Precision Linear Guide Shaft for Linear Motion Systems supports fast back-and-forth motion on the X and Y axes. Hardness and straightness keep cuts accurate even when the machine runs all day.
2. Pick-and-place robots – These need low friction and consistent rolling resistance. Our chrome finish lets small motors move heavy payloads without stalling or wearing out guides quickly.
3. 3D printers and laser cutters – Light load but high cycle count. Stainless shafts resist dust and humidity inside enclosures. The smooth surface also prevents belt resonance.
4. Medical device stages – Cleanroom compatibility matters here. We offer passivated stainless shafts that do not outgas or trap particles. No rust issues even after steam cleaning.
5. Factory automation and packaging lines – Long strokes and dusty environments. Hard chrome fights abrasion from cardboard dust or food residue. Supported versions handle heavy bags or boxes without sagging.
We have been making Precision Linear Guide Shaft for Linear Motion Systems for motion systems since 2008, so we understand what causes early failure. Most of our workers have over ten years of grinding and hardening experience, which shows in the consistency from batch to batch.
We keep raw steel in stock for six common diameters. That means typical orders ship in 7–10 days, not four weeks. You also get test reports for hardness, straightness, and chrome thickness without asking every time.
Unlike factories that outsource heat treatment, we run our own induction machines. This lets us adjust case depth for special jobs and catch problems before shafts go to grinding. And we do not charge extra for cutting long shafts into your exact lengths.
For larger orders, we can laser-etch your part number or logo near the shaft end. No mold fees, just a small setup charge that we explain upfront.
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