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EK/EF
There are ball bearing in the EK support seat. they are mainly used on screw rods.Different models of screw rods have diffrent models to choose from.Also choose the model according to your equipment needs.
If you can't choose the model ,please contact the customer servicer at any time ,we will online at any time.
We will give you satisdactory suggestions.At the same time ,we will also guve you good quality and good price,as well as after-sales service.Our MOQ can also make you quite satisfied.
Smaller outline dimensions and simplified structure, ideal for space‑limited equipment.
High concentricity and rigidity, ensuring stable running accuracy.
EK serves as the fixed side with high axial rigidity; EF acts as the floating side to compensate for thermal elongation of the screw shaft.
Built-in precision angular contact ball bearings, enabling high-speed, low‑noise operation.
High interchangeability, easy to install, adjust and replace.
Effectively prevents dust and coolant contamination, ensuring long service life.



Perfect for small automation devices, precision instruments, and compact modules.
Low runout and stable positioning performance, improving transmission accuracy.
Ready to use without complex adjustment, widely matched with general ball screws.
Low friction, low vibration, and low noise under high-speed rotation.
The floating support (EF) absorbs thermal expansion, protecting the ball screw.
Good sealing performance reduces wear and extends maintenance intervals.
Small CNC machines
Precision testing instruments
3D printers, laser machines
Semiconductor and electronic processing equipment
Small automation modules and robots
Medical devices and office automation machinery
| Feature | EK/EF Series | BK/BF Series |
| Structure | Compact | More robust |
| Installation Space | Smaller footprint | Larger footprint |
| Bearing Type | Mixed (angular + deep groove) | Angular contact |
| Application | Compact precision systems | Heavy-duty systems |
| Flexibility | Higher adaptability | Higher rigidity |
Q1: What is the difference between EK and EF?
EK is the fixed side with preloaded angular contact bearings, while EF is the floating side allowing axial movement.
Q2: Are these units suitable for high-speed applications?
Yes, they are designed for high-speed and high-precision motion systems.
Q3: Do they require adjustment during installation?
No, they are pre-assembled for easy installation.
Q4: Can I customize the specifications?
Yes, we offer customization based on your requirements.