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The PARKER 4001 is a single-axis ball bearing slide table designed for precise linear motion in light-duty positioning applications. With a 25 lb load capacity and 1 inch of travel, this slide table delivers smooth, low-friction movement suited for instrumentation, lab automation, and light industrial tooling setups. The compact profile measures 1-3/4 inches long by 1-3/4 inches wide by 3/4 inches high, making it a practical choice where space is limited. Eight 6-32 threaded mounting holes are evenly distributed across the table surface to support secure fixture attachment. Mechanical technicians and automation technicians are the typical installers for this type of linear motion component.
The PARKER 4001 is intended for single-axis linear positioning tasks in benchtop, instrumentation, and light industrial environments. Its small footprint suits applications where a full-size linear stage is unnecessary, such as optical alignment fixtures, sensor positioning rigs, and compact assembly jigs. The 6-32 mount hole pattern is a standard thread size found in many instrumentation and precision-motion systems, making integration with existing hardware straightforward. This slide table is well suited to both OEM integration and field replacement in existing setups.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for single-axis linear motion assemblies requiring a 6-32 mount hole pattern and 1 inch of travel.
Installation is typically performed by mechanical or automation technicians using standard hand tools. Ensure all mating surfaces are clean and free of debris before mounting to maintain slide alignment and bearing integrity. Do not exceed the rated 25 lb load capacity, as overloading can cause premature bearing wear or loss of positional accuracy. Secure all mounting fasteners evenly to avoid racking the table body during tightening.
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