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雅威达微型直线导轨采用紧凑空间中排列两列滚动沟道的结构,可承受各方面上的负荷; 即使在空间狭小，有力矩作用的环境下也可以单轴使用。不锈钢材料，防锈效果好。耐磨性高。结构紧凑，采用左右各1列滚珠，适合安装于狭小空间。轻量化、低惯性。
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