ETP Custom hub and shaft clamping designs
A growing part of our ETP business is in the continuous development programme, where standard ETP products can be adapted, or when necessary, completely engineered to provide bespoke designs that can be used to deliver a legitimate advantage in clamping applications.
Monday 9th August 2021
Reverse engineer old leadscrews
We offer manufacturing services for complete turn-key lead screw assemblies to your specifications. Precision CNC machining services transform our standard thread products into your proprietary designs. Let us optimise the function of your leadscrew product by having your engineering department collaborate with Abssac during the design...
Monday 2nd August 2021
Reigning R&G Ducati Shield champ Michael Tustin
Reigning R&G Ducati Shield champ Michael Tustin is making the switch to a Ducati Panigale V2 for the 2021 https://www.ducatitrioptionscup.com/news/2021/michael-tustin-to-contest-the-2021-ducati-cup-onboard-a-panigale-v2-with-ah-performance/, as he joins the AH Performance team.
Thursday 29th July 2021
POWER LEAD SCREWS @abssac
Lead screw and nut combinations are often chosen from standard ranges to convert the rotary motion of the screw into a linear movement. However sometimes the nut design can be adapted to deliver more than one advantage. One big advantage is that nuts can be manufactured in just about any machineable material including bronze...
Monday 19th July 2021
ETP-UNIGRIP - A unique development in clamping
An excellent example of our specialist capability is displayed in the development of the axial tensioner ETP-UNIGRIP which was developed to be used within a packaging machine. The application was to secure circular cutting knives which where originally held in place with spacers and multi-bolt mechanical shaft clamping devices.
Monday 12th July 2021
Precision ball screw life expectancy
Typically, our precision ball screws are rated for millions of millimetres of travel at the rated dynamic load. However, they will travel farther than this at lower stress limits. Interestingly the load-life relationship is an inverse cube relation. For example, by reducing the load by half can increase the life by eight times.
Monday 28th June 2021