Parker 4502 Precision Ball Bearing Table 62 Lb Center Drive

Product Description

The PARKER 4502 is a single-axis precision ball bearing positioning table designed for applications requiring smooth, repeatable linear motion under load. It features a center drive configuration and delivers up to 0.5 inches of travel with a 62-pound load capacity. The table measures 2.62 inches long by 2.62 inches wide by 1 inch high and includes 8 mounting holes sized 10-32 for secure, versatile fixturing. Weighing 0.72 pounds, this compact unit is well suited for integration into automated equipment, test fixtures, and precision motion assemblies in industrial and laboratory environments.

The PARKER 4502 is used in single-axis linear positioning setups where controlled, precise travel is required. Typical applications include laboratory instrumentation, optical alignment stages, small-scale automation fixtures, and inspection systems. The center drive design allows for balanced load distribution along the axis of travel. Installation and integration are handled by mechanical engineers, automation technicians, or precision equipment assemblers working with linear motion components.

Key Features

• 62-pound load capacity for reliable performance under moderate working loads
• 0.5 inches of linear travel for precise short-range positioning
• Precision ball bearing construction for smooth, low-friction motion
• Center drive configuration provides balanced force application along the travel axis
• 8 mounting holes with 10-32 thread for flexible fixturing and secure attachment
• Compact footprint at 2.62 inches x 2.62 inches x 1 inch for space-constrained installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single-axis precision ball bearing positioning table suitable for use in linear motion assemblies and fixtures requiring 10-32 mounting hardware and center drive actuation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by mechanical technicians or automation engineers using standard hand tools. Ensure all mounting surfaces are clean, flat, and free of debris before securing the table with appropriate 10-32 fasteners. Verify that the drive mechanism is aligned with the axis of travel prior to final tightening to avoid binding. Disconnect and de-energize any associated actuators or drive systems before servicing or repositioning the table.