Suitable applications
Suitable for medium-small CNC machines, automation equipment, replacement work, and distributor stock requiring higher rigidity.
Model page
2005 ball screw
The 2005 ball screw has a 20 mm diameter and 5 mm lead. It is used when medium-small equipment needs more rigidity and load capacity than the 16 mm series.
2005
Core specifications and RFQ information
2005 is a common medium-size model for distributors expanding from 16 mm models toward higher load capacity.
| Diameter | 20 mm |
|---|---|
| Lead | 5 mm |
| Common lengths | 500 mm, 800 mm, 1000 mm, 1500 mm |
| Nut pairing | Flange nut for common CNC and automation assemblies |
| Accuracy grade | C7 rolled standard, C5 ground available |
Speed / thrust trade-off
The 5 mm lead favors thrust and positioning control, while travel speed is lower than 2010. Confirm load, installation space, and expected speed.
Distributor stock
2005 is a common medium-size model for distributors expanding from 16 mm models toward higher load capacity.
FAQ
Model FAQ
Common questions about selection, specification confirmation, and stocking. Confirming these details first makes quoting faster.
Why choose 2005 instead of the 16 mm series?
The 20 mm diameter provides higher rigidity and load capacity for medium-small equipment that needs more stability than the 16 mm series.
How do I choose between 2005 and 2010?
The 2005 has a 5 mm lead that favors thrust and positioning control at lower travel speed. Choose 2010 when higher speed matters. Confirm load, installation space, and expected speed.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide length, nut type, quantity, packing, and the target machine. Attach a drawing or installation dimensions for end machining. Distributors can also confirm common stock lengths and labeling.