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guide rail

[′gīd ‚rāl]
(civil engineering)
A track or rail that serves to guide movement, as of a sliding door, window, or similar element.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

guide rail

A track that acts as a guide for a sliding window or door.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Architecture and Construction. Copyright © 2003 by McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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It was obvious that the bolt carrier needed to be perfectly aligned with the barrel and looking at the inside of the receiver the bolt carrier guide rails could be seen.
The more expensive, conventional guide rail systems usually do not provide for adjustment.
Existing links cause an extreme reduction in the gripping moment if the opening angles are small; Schunk is attempting to solve this problem with the patented single-pin guide rail, which ensures a constant closing moment through the gripping range.
Debris on the moldboard can damage or Mop the moldboard's slide bushings from moving left or fight along the guide rail during operations.
A one-point adjustment guide rail set-up offers control of both conveyors from one place, saving additional time
Designed to minimize space requirements by combining a precision guide rail, a pneumatic cylinder with integrated air, and electrical feed through, the LIRAX SSP provides extremely high positioning accuracies, high force capability and reliable operation.
It consists of a base that attaches to any flat surface and a series of stepped and straight-through couplings, which accept different sized shafts and also mount onto a guide rail. The system has ball-end mounts and V-block clamps.
The system is made up of a powered cart and conveyor that travels along a floor mounted guide rail, transferring full pallet loads at speeds up to 40 feet per minute.
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