Rolled recirculating ball screws

PMI Rolled Ball Screws are a type of mechanical screw used to convert rotary motion into linear motion. They are produced through a rolling process, where a rotating die moves along the surface of the material, deforming it to create the thread with high precision. This process ensures a more cost-effective production compared to the material removal process used for ground ball screws. Although rolled ball screws offer lower precision than ground ones, they are ideal for applications where high precision is not required and where cost-effectiveness is a key factor.