Parker M3902M Ball Bearing Linear Stage 3 Kg M3 Mount

Product Description

The PARKER M3902M is a single-axis precision ball bearing linear positioning table designed for applications requiring accurate, repeatable linear motion in a compact form factor. The table features a center drive mechanism and travels 13 millimeters along its axis, with a 3 kg load capacity. The platform measures 32.5 millimeters long by 32.5 millimeters wide by 12.7 millimeters high and weighs 0.16 pounds. Six M3 mounting holes provide secure attachment to machine bases, brackets, or instrument frames. This stage is specified and installed by automation engineers, laboratory technicians, and precision equipment integrators working in industrial or instrumentation environments.

The M3902M is suited for light-duty single-axis positioning tasks in laboratory automation, optical bench assemblies, inspection equipment, and small-scale industrial machinery. Its compact footprint and low-profile 12.7 millimeter height make it practical in space-constrained installations where precise linear travel is required. The 13 millimeter travel range accommodates fine positioning adjustments common in instrumentation and metrology applications. The M3 mounting hole pattern allows integration with standard metric hardware and modular framing systems commonly found in these environments.

Key Features

• Precision ball bearing carriage provides smooth, low-friction linear travel
• 13 millimeter travel range for fine single-axis positioning
• 3 kg load capacity suitable for light instrumentation and tooling loads
• Center drive configuration for balanced, direct actuation
• Six M3 mounting holes for secure, flexible integration
• Compact 32.5 mm x 32.5 mm x 12.7 mm envelope fits space-constrained assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style precision linear stage for single-axis motion control applications using M3 metric mounting hardware and standard modular framing systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by automation engineers or precision equipment technicians. De-energize any connected actuators or motion control systems before mounting or adjusting the stage. Use calibrated M3 metric fasteners and do not overtighten, as excess clamping force can affect bearing preload and table alignment. Verify that mating surfaces are clean and flat before securing the stage to maintain positional accuracy.