TR 16 Trapezoidal threaded spindle steel
Product information "TR 16 Trapezoidal threaded spindle steel"
Trapezoidal Lead Screw TR16 – Steel, Rolled, 1000 mm Length according to DIN 103
Properties
The Trapezoidal Lead Screw TR16 is a robust and precise screw made of steel, manufactured in accordance with DIN 103. With a thread diameter of 16 mm, it is ideal for applications requiring high axial loads and provides reliable performance in mechanical engineering, drive systems, actuators, and positioning units. All versions are rolled – ensuring a continuous grain flow, increased strength, and excellent surface finish. Available in three variants – with right- or left-hand threads and single or multiple starts – for maximum flexibility in your application.
- Manufactured according to DIN 103 – precise & standardized
- Rolled thread – high strength & long service life
- 3 variants – right/left-hand, single or multi-start
- High load capacity due to trapezoidal thread profile
- Excellent surface quality for precise motion & low friction
- Compatible with matching trapezoidal nuts (round or with flange) made of POM or brass
Technical Specifications
| Standard: | DIN 103 (TR16) |
| Thread diameter: | 16 mm |
| Thread pitches: | 2 mm / 4 mm / 8 mm P4 |
| Design: | single-start to double-start |
| Manufacturing process: | rolled (not cut) |
| Material: | Steel (11SMnPb30+C+TE / C15K) |
| Length: | 1000 mm |
| Thread direction: | Available with right-hand or left-hand threads |
| End machining: | sawn, not deburred |
Available Variants
- TR 16×2 Item No.: 13105.14-V00L1000, Thread pitch 2 mm, single-start – left-hand thread*
- TR 16×4 Item No.: 13001.14-V00L1000, Thread pitch 4 mm, single-start – right-hand thread
- TR 16×8 P4 Item No.: 13008.14-V00L1000, Thread pitch 8 mm P4, double-start – right-hand thread
*This product contains lead (Pb) as an alloying element in brass material in a concentration of up to 4%.
Applications
The TR16 trapezoidal lead screws transmit high axial forces and are ideally suited for applications where rotary motion is converted into linear motion. They are commonly used in:
- Mechanical and fixture construction
- Automation and control systems
- Drive and actuator systems
- Linear motion and positioning units
- Clamping and fastening applications
Thanks to their high load capacity, long service life, and precise thread geometry, they provide a reliable solution for a wide range of industrial applications.
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