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The PARKER 4201 is a single-axis ball bearing slide table designed for precision linear motion applications. Rated at 41 pounds of load capacity, it delivers smooth, low-friction travel across a 2-inch stroke. The table measures 3 inches long by 1-3/4 inches wide by 3/4 inches high, making it a compact choice for space-constrained setups. Sixteen mounting holes with 6-32 thread size provide secure, flexible mounting options. Ball bearing construction reduces rolling resistance and supports consistent repositioning accuracy over repeated cycles. This slide table is suited for mechanical, automation, and instrumentation applications where reliable linear travel in a small footprint is required.
The PARKER 4201 fits single-axis positioning setups in light industrial, laboratory, and automation environments. Its 6-32 mounting hole pattern and 16-hole layout give installers multiple orientation options on standard fixture plates. The 2-inch travel range is appropriate for short-stroke indexing, component positioning, or test fixture integration. At 0.3 pounds, the table adds minimal weight to moving assemblies, making it practical for motorized or manually actuated stages where mass is a design consideration.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or drop-in component for single-axis ball bearing slide table applications requiring 6-32 mounting hardware and a 2-inch travel stroke.
Installation is typically performed by mechanical technicians or automation engineers using standard hand tools. Ensure the mounting surface is flat and clean before securing the table to prevent binding during travel. Confirm that the applied load does not exceed the 41-pound rated capacity, accounting for dynamic forces in motorized applications. Follow applicable machine safety lockout and tagout procedures before mounting or adjusting the slide table in a powered system.
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